Granite State Poll: HRC opens 11-point lead over Trump in NH
If the 2016 presidential election was held today, 45% of likely New Hampshire voters say they would vote for Hillary Clinton,
36% would vote for Donald Trump, 14% say they would vote for another candidate, and 5% are undecided. Support for
Clinton has rebounded somewhat since July while Trump remains below 40%. Clinton does somewhat better among
Democrats (88% to 3%) than Trump does among Republicans (77% to 6%). Independents are not enthusiastic about either
candidate as a plurality (41%) say they would vote for another candidate. Trump continues to lead among men (45%-35%) and
voters with a high school education or less (53%-32%) while Clinton maintains an advantage among women (54%-28%) and
voters with a post-graduate education (55%-23%).
In a four-way matchup, 43% of likely November voters say they would vote for Clinton, 32% would vote for Trump, 12% would vote for Johnson, 4% would vote for Stein, 3% would vote for someone else, and 5% are undecided. Johnson currently has the advantage among Independents (37%) but also is doing best among voters who are still trying to decide who to vote for (30%). There is a significant age gap in third party support, as 27% of voters between 18 and 34 currently support Johnson or Stein, compared
to just 8% of voters 65 and over.
https://cola.unh.edu/sites/cola.unh.edu/files/research_publications/gsp2016_summer_preselect090216.pdf
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