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New Hampshire Primary Source: Trump county chair resigns, replaced; Sanders to get key endorsement
Raul Cervantes of Lebanon is out as Donald Trump’s Grafton County campaign chairman. And we’ve learned George H. Cook of Haverhill and Pete Petelle of Warren are in.
Read More >>Bush Advised to Ignore Trump in Debate
As several GOP candidates jockey for late bumps in national polls that might put them on the debate stage next week in Cleveland, the candidates who are certain to make the cut are preparing for the event and hoping to at least meet and hopefully exceed expectations. The Politico Caucus has some advice for one frontrunner, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, on how to deal with the candidate currently leading in the polls, businessman Donald Trump:
Insiders warn Jeb: Don’t engage ... Read More >>
Marco Rubio, not Donald Trump, charms the ‘very conservative’
The “very conservative” Republican is a much coveted voting bloc among the GOP presidential hopefuls, who officially number 17 now that Jim Gilmore has declared his candidacy. Yes, yes — all the candidates aspire to win over New Hampshire and Iowa voters, that’s a given. But staunchly conservative GOPers are also at the top of the wish list.
Read More >>Donald Trump’s image is up and Clinton’s is down. But there’s still no comparison.
The human thermometers at Gallup have been tracking how people feel about Mr. Donald J. Trump for several weeks now. And they have some bad news: His favorable rating among Republicans has fallen.
Read More >>Canary in Coal Mine: Trouble Ahead for Poll Leaders Trump and Clinton
The two presidential candidates rated as least favorable, most untrustworthy, and least likely to care about the needs and problems of regular folks are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and they are leading their respective party primaries.
Read More >>New Poll Results Answer Key Questions
The Quinnipiac University national poll released this morning seems to answer, for now at least, the question of whether businessman Donald Trump can maintain his strong position in the polls despite recent inflammatory comments:
Donald Trump surges, Jeb Bush slumps in new national poll
Donald Trump leads the GOP presidential field by a significant margin, according to a new Quinnipiac University national poll released Thursday….
Fully 20 percent of Republican and Republican-leaning voters said they would vote for Trump if the primary were ... Read More >>
Kasich in, Perry out, and Trump Trump Trump: The latest on next week’s debate
Congratulations to Governor John; sorry about your luck Governor Rick. With the release of new national poll numbers from Quinnipiac University this morning, we have a new top 10 — the threshold for a slot in next week’s first GOP debate — for only the second time since May.
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