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2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumUpdated Nationwide Presidential Poll Results - July 30, 2016
[link:http://www.rabaresearch.com|Raba Research
(DES MOINES) Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has opened a significant lead over Republican nominee Donald Trump, now leading him by 15 points, according to a new online nationwide survey conducted on Friday, July 29th by RABA Research, a bipartisan polling firm.
Among likely voters, Clinton garners 46% support to Trumps 31%. Libertarian Gary Johnson now captures 7% of the vote, while Jill Stein sits at 2%.
A RABA Research poll conducted the day after the Republican convention showed a tighter race, with Clinton at 39% and Trump at 34%. Johnson was at 8% in that survey, while Stein found 3% support.
After closing the gap to single digits last week, Trumps post-convention bounce has disappeared, said RABA Researchs John Del Cecato, a Democratic partner with the firm. While Trump continues to struggle to consolidate support within his own party, Clinton has a sizable lead among independents, and is even peeling off a small slice of Republican voters.
Among likely voters, Clinton garners 46% support to Trumps 31%. Libertarian Gary Johnson now captures 7% of the vote, while Jill Stein sits at 2%.
A RABA Research poll conducted the day after the Republican convention showed a tighter race, with Clinton at 39% and Trump at 34%. Johnson was at 8% in that survey, while Stein found 3% support.
After closing the gap to single digits last week, Trumps post-convention bounce has disappeared, said RABA Researchs John Del Cecato, a Democratic partner with the firm. While Trump continues to struggle to consolidate support within his own party, Clinton has a sizable lead among independents, and is even peeling off a small slice of Republican voters.
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Updated Nationwide Presidential Poll Results - July 30, 2016 (Original Post)
brooklynite
Jul 2016
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auntpurl
(4,311 posts)1. Oh gosh, those are good numbers.
Of course, as DSB (or is it NCTraveler) always says, this is only one data point, but it's a DAMN GOOD data point.
Thanks for posting, made my day!
apcalc
(4,463 posts)2. Is it a survey conducted online ?
If so , it is probably skewed to the more educated and younger population. I doubt that his supporters would participate in an online poll.
leftofcool
(19,460 posts)3. Yea, because I think his supporters have to be able to read
Loki Liesmith
(4,602 posts)4. Online polls are demographically balanced
To compensate for this
apcalc
(4,463 posts)5. Ok did not know that, thanks! Good to know...
Loki Liesmith
(4,602 posts)7. To be fair it's unclear how well this works
In the early 2000s online polls sucked. They did very well in 2012. So clearly the formulas for balancing have gotten better.
But all polling is really voodoo...
molova
(543 posts)9. Is YouGov an online poll?
?
MariaThinks
(2,495 posts)6. This seems intuitively correct.
That's a huge margin.
geek tragedy
(68,868 posts)10. Is RABA a credible outfit? nt
oberliner
(58,724 posts)11. Link?
What is this from?