PPP poll: Swing State Voters Don’t Trust Trump on Supreme Court, Overwhelmingly Favor Heari

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It is a pdf file. So difficult to transfer.


http://www.americansunitedforchange.org/page/-/SupremeCourtMemo62816.pdf


New Public Policy Polling surveys in 6 key battleground states where Republican Senators are up for reelection this year find that voters don’t trust Donald Trump and would rather have Barack Obama picking a new Supreme Court justice than him. As a result they overwhelmingly support hearings on Merrick Garland’ s nomination to the Supreme Court, and are inclined to punish the vulnerable Republican Senators who are holding up his selection.
Key findings from the surveys conducted in Arizona, Iowa, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin include:





Also: new PPP polling numbers for battleground states:

[riversedge]

1. New WI @ppppolls: Clinton up 47-39, Feingold up 50-37. Among men, Trump up 1, Feingold up 8.

Matthew DeFour ?@WSJMattD4 15h15 hours ago

New WI @ppppolls: Clinton up 47-39, Feingold up 50-37. Among men, Trump up 1, Feingold up 8. #WI2016

[riversedge]

2. Mitch McConnell is really unpopular in key Senate battlegrounds- approval rating ranges from 10 to

PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 18m18 minutes ago

Mitch McConnell is really unpopular in key Senate battlegrounds- approval rating ranges from 10 to 14% in them:

[Jitter65]

3. Still, Trump's numbers are too high.

She should be at least 15 points ahead.

[MaggieD]

4. Really?

When is the last time a presidential election had a spread like that?

[LenaBaby61]

5. IMHO....

PPP's polling has not been too reliable this election cycle. I'll accept their findings, but won't give them much weight at this point.

[wiggs]

6. Why is there no GOP talk of holding hearings on Garland? They must see the writing on

the wall...Garland is the best they can hope for.

I understand why we are also hearing less talk from dems on forcing the gop to hold hearings. Because HRC will be able to nominate her own, and several more.