Donald Trump In The Polls

Donald Trump's supporters have substantial differences in opinion on foreign and domestic policy than Republican voters who do not back the Manhattan billionaire.

Since clinching the Republican nomination Donald Trump has surged in general election polls and the latest one shows him one point behind Hillary Clinton and within the margin of error, according to a Reuters poll released Wednesday.

Technically Incorrect: What does it tell us about the election - and about humanity - when some people don't even want to admit out loud they're Trump supporters? Or is there something else going on?

Here's the reason that Republicans are so worried about having Donald Trump as their presidential nominee: In Georgia, Democrat Hillary Clinton is in a statistical tie with Trump, according to a Landmark Communications/Rosetta Stone poll conducted for Channel 2 Action News.

Donald Trump has seen a string of favorable polls since wrapping up his primary battle with Ted Cruz and John Kasich, culminating Wednesday in a new poll that shows he has all but erased Hillary Clinton's once large national lead.

A group of new polls released Tuesday shows a surprisingly close race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

The poll shows close races in Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Daily, the list of things the her campaign expects voters to ignore or forget grows longer and longer.

Yesterday Quinnipiac came out with batch of swing state polls showing Donald Trump near even or ahead in three key swing states - Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio. In recent cycles, the Q poll has tended to be Republican friendly at least in part because it models the electorate with fewer college educated voters and fewer minority voters than other pollsters; indeed, fewer than the number who've shown up in recent presidential elections.

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