TRUMP LEADS NEVADA POLL WITH OVERWHELMING HISPANIC SUPPORT
Posted on | July 24, 2015 | 8 Comments
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Washington, D.C., July 16, 2015 – One America News Network, “OAN”, a credible source for 24/7 national and international news, released today its most recent 2016 Republican and Democratic Presidential Polling Results for Nevada conducted by Gravis Marketing. The results show that GOP Presidential candidate Donald Trump has a commanding lead of 27.7%, with recently announced Presidential Candidate Scott Walker in second with 15%. In third is Ben Carson with 7.8% with Jeb Bush a point behind at 6.8%. Marco Rubio rounds out the top five with 5.4%. Undecided voters remain high at just over 20%.
With polled Hispanics, Presidential Candidate Trump received 31.4%, higher than his overall performance of 27.7%. The only other Presidential Candidate to receive double digit support by Hispanics is Scott Walker with 11.4%.
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton leads with 55.4%, a 37.1% lead over Bernie Sander’s 18.3%. Clinton and Sanders are the only two candidates receiving double digit results. Coming in third and fourth are Senator Elizabeth Warren and Vice President Joe Biden. Ironically, neither have announced their candidacy. Warren has firmly stated that she will not be a 2016 Presidential Candidate.
The recently conducted One America News national poll also shows a heavily divided country when it comes to the job approval rating of President Obama. Democrats give President Obama a 73.5% approval rating whereas only 9.4% of Republicans approve of the President’s performance. The overall approval rating of President Obama stands at 42%.
According to Robert Herring, Sr., CEO of One America News Network, “The strong showing by Donald Trump can’t be ignored. Trump is clearly resonating with voters and, at least in Nevada, his 20 percent lead over Jeb Bush is commanding. Scott Walker, Ben Carson and Marco Rubio continue to poll well, yet it’s still early in the campaign process with over 20% of the Republicans polled still undecided. Bernie Sanders continues to poll in the double digits and possesses the closest threat to the Clinton campaign. One America News is pleased to provide our viewers with on-going up-to-date poll results and we have more upcoming state and national polling underway utilizing the polling firm Gravis Marketing.”
Doug Kaplan of Gravis Marketing states, “We see a significant change in Nevada from the last poll we conducted. Trump is taking the oxygen out of the room. He is taking votes from Bush and Cruz. Hillary is still over 50% and cruising to the nomination.”
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July 24th, 2015 @ 12:17 pm
As this poll clearly indicates, Mr. Trump should pick “unsure” for a running mate.
July 24th, 2015 @ 12:36 pm
he might pick Ben Carson and will get a minority vote or Hispanic governor of NV, Brian Sandoval or one of GOP female governors or congresswomen or senators. There are plenty of people who would like to be vice-presidential candidate
July 24th, 2015 @ 2:02 pm
Wow!
1. How is it that Santorum is at the bottom, instead of tied for the bottom with Lindsey Graham????
2. All of the (D) candidates are absolutely not worth the time to vote for them!!!
And that approval total has to be cause tons of (D) voters voted too many times?! I don’t trust the (D)’s with voting results!
July 24th, 2015 @ 2:23 pm
It is astonishing to watch the media bias! I saw a TV panel discussion about the 3 Republican “leading candidates” – Bush, Rubio and Walker. It was all about how amazing it was that the so-called “leaders” were all polling the same at 10%.
NO ONE MENTIONED TRUMP. Not a word. Yet he was THE TOP LEADING CANDIDATE, polling at about 20%!
These people are in total denial of reality!
July 24th, 2015 @ 3:51 pm
what panel was it, in what netork?
July 24th, 2015 @ 8:45 pm
Orly, It was on “TYT”, an internet broadcaster. I can’t pin down the date unfortunately, except that it was earlier this week.
Similarly, the Quinnipac poll for July 22 asked “Who would you vote for today?” listing Clinton-vs-Bush, Clinton-vs-Rubio, and Clinton-vs-Walker — BUT NOT CLINTON-vs-TRUMP.
Were they afraid to ask?
July 25th, 2015 @ 7:46 am
The campaign is a way to make money. Most of these candidates are trying to create an opportunity to get in or out with a percentage of the vote. The democrats have a big advantage because they are incumbents and can use our money to play that game. This wide open field reflects that opportunity. The pollsters are taking advantage as well. They can decide an election. There again the democrats control using deficit spending to misinform the public. It corrupts both aisles of incumbents. Conservatives fear this and only reside in the GOP incumbency but are helpless without our help to give them a majority. Our only hope is to unite because if we split up, everyone dies, including the democrats who are out of control brandishing a big hammer.
July 25th, 2015 @ 8:44 am
FNC had a panel divided between each party to give their predictions. It was garbage. It just shaping public opinion. Fox is just stirring the controversy for profit. Conservatives can’t stand to watch the news anymore and that hurts us because the Networks have to sell advertising to survive. There again conservatives lose up against deficit spending democrats who control all the businesses until there ain’t none left.