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Cheese Sandwich

(9,086 posts)
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:36 PM Sep 2015

Poll: Clinton Favorability Drops Below 50% in Her "Home State" of New York

A new Siena College Poll shows that for the first time, Hillary Clinton is viewed unfavorably by more New Yorkers than those who have a favorable view of her, 51 to 46 percent. That is down from a survey in July, when 56 percent of voters viewed her favorably compared to 40 percent who did not.

While a majority of Democrats say that Vice President Joe Biden should run for President, in a potential primary matchup Clinton is supported by 45 percent of Democrats, compared to 24 percent for Biden and 23 percent for Senator Bernie Sanders.

Donald Trump leads the Republican primary field with 34 percent support, followed by Ben Carson (14 percent) and Jeb Bush (11 percent) and everyone else in single digits. Although Trump is viewed favorably by 60 percent of Republicans – the highest of any of the candidates – he is viewed unfavorably by 65 percent of all New York voters, also the highest of any candidate.

New Yorkers view Pope Francis favorably 73-11 percent, with Catholics viewing the Pope favorably 83-6 percent.
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Poll: Clinton Favorability Drops Below 50% in Her "Home State" of New York (Original Post) Cheese Sandwich Sep 2015 OP
only b/c biden is in there - take out biden and she goes back to over 50 saturnsring Sep 2015 #1
Actually Bernie gains, not Clinton Wankle Ronnie Sep 2015 #2
not according to cnn saturnsring Sep 2015 #14
CNN is an authority? Rosa Luxemburg Sep 2015 #17
yea they did the poll or did you? saturnsring Sep 2015 #18
Favorability does not include any others. jeff47 Sep 2015 #4
favorability is different from asking who you want as President JI7 Sep 2015 #5
You are quite correct. Of course, this is obvious to everyone, cept Hillary supporters for some reason. InAbLuEsTaTe Sep 2015 #10
I don't think Biden was part of that question Cheese Sandwich Sep 2015 #6
since they didn't choose hillary but biden, how does that group go to her? roguevalley Sep 2015 #9
But she's an outsider who came under sniper fire! DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2015 #3
... 840high Sep 2015 #7
Don't forget she pulled herself out of poverty also! Nt Logical Sep 2015 #8
You mean after she left the White House in 2000? DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2015 #11
She had a hard life. Nt Logical Sep 2015 #13
When she was running for the Senate, I thought SheilaT Sep 2015 #12
She's a weak candidate despite the money. Tierra_y_Libertad Sep 2015 #15
She's not the strongest candidate as far as I can tell. Cheese Sandwich Sep 2015 #16

jeff47

(26,549 posts)
4. Favorability does not include any others.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:55 PM
Sep 2015

The question is along the lines of "Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of _______". The blank only has one person in it.

JI7

(89,250 posts)
5. favorability is different from asking who you want as President
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:55 PM
Sep 2015

there is of course a connection .

but one can support Biden for President but still be favorable to Clinton.

InAbLuEsTaTe

(24,122 posts)
10. You are quite correct. Of course, this is obvious to everyone, cept Hillary supporters for some reason.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 02:15 AM
Sep 2015

roguevalley

(40,656 posts)
9. since they didn't choose hillary but biden, how does that group go to her?
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 01:38 AM
Sep 2015

they could have chose her but didn't. they don't want her in the first place.

 

DisgustipatedinCA

(12,530 posts)
3. But she's an outsider who came under sniper fire!
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:50 PM
Sep 2015

oh, wait. Those are just thing she said that aren't true. My mistake.

 

DisgustipatedinCA

(12,530 posts)
11. You mean after she left the White House in 2000?
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 02:19 AM
Sep 2015

Yeah, that must have been tough, having to hitchhike to the next $100,000 speech.

 

SheilaT

(23,156 posts)
12. When she was running for the Senate, I thought
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 06:06 AM
Sep 2015

what would I think if she'd come to my state, instead of New York, to run. I didn't think I'd be very crazy about her, but since I lived in a state that was very much off her radar (Kansas), I sort of shrugged and didn't think too much about her candidacy. And she was elected.

But now she's running for President. She's asking all of us to vote for her. WTF? Has she no clue what her negatives are? Does she live inside a deep, dark cave that she doesn't understand that she should tell us, should have been telling us for a very long time, what she thinks about things like the TPP, the Keystone Pipeline? Or that having a personal server for her emails rather than using the state department one when she was Secretary of State wasn't really a very good idea? Or that she should make clear what she actually thinks about things rather than waiting until the tea leaves are telling her what to say? Or that she doesn't simply deserve to be elected because of her gender?

Does she really think none of these things matter?

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