There’s an interesting poll out of New Hampshire. As Townhall reports:
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Donald Trump are leading in the latest CBS/YouGov New Hampshire poll. Sanders is up two percentage points since the last CBS/YouGov poll in October.
Thirty two percent of respondents said they plan on voting for Donald Trump in the Republican primary election, with Sens. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Marco Rubio (R-FL) coming in second and third with 14 and 13 percent, respectively. Fifty six percent of respondents said they plan on voting for Sanders in the Democratic primary, compared to 42 percent who favored Hillary Clinton.
There was, however, notable enthusiasm gaps between the parties. Only roughly one third (32 percent) of Republican primary voters say that their vote is set and unchanging, and 36 percent of Republicans said that their choice is only “somewhat strong” and may change. Comparatively, 64 percent of Democratic primary voters say they are “enthusiastically” supporting their chosen candidate.
The establishment on both sides should be worried here. Hillary Clinton’s debate debacle seems to be getting more media coverage than anticipated, and Trump has solidified a state that tends to go for establishment candidates. In Hillary’s case, it’s likely that the ehanced spotlight and ongoing investigations will drive more and more voters into the Sanders camp; and while Republicans are not as set as Democrats, it’s clear that both Cruz and Rubio have a large gap to bridge if they want to contend.
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