Popularity ratings for Hillary on the rise again according to ABC poll

[msrizzo]

Although this article (and the headline) is vomit inducing in the parts that relate to Trump, for Hillary the news is good. Her popularity is rising again after the hit it took with all the email BS. She is over 50% again and will no doubt keep climbing now that she is in the policy phase of her campaign.

Another great finding is this: Clinton’s improved the most since May among minorities, including Hispanics (up 17 points) and blacks (+12 points), as well as a mix of other groups, including Northeasterners (+16), “somewhat” conservatives (+14) and young adults (+12).

Here's the link. Enjoy! (Well except for the parts about Trump.)

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trumps-popularity-rises-negative-clinton-regains-positive-territory/story?id=32450539

[Thinkingabout]

1. She is giving her policy, she has a business plan.

[Renew Deal]

2. I wonder how closely her success is tied to Obama's.

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Meaning the better he does, the better for her.

[Cha]

4. It can't hurt, RD! Of course Hillary has her brilliant plan going on .. but, the more successful

the current Democratic Admin is.. the better it is for the Democratic Nom and that will be Hillary Clinton.

[George II]

9. Remember, she was his Secretary of State, and laid the groundwork...

...for the deal announced yesterday.

[lunamagica]

3. K&R. love the good news

[Cha]

5. "Another great finding is this: Clinton's improved the most since May among minorities..

including Hispanics (up 17 points) and blacks (+12 points), as well as a mix of other groups, including Northeasterners (+16), “somewhat” conservatives (+14) and young adults (+12)."

Mahalo msrizzo~

[msrizzo]

6. Just calling them like I see them.

[George II]

17. What's interesting is the 16% jump among Northeasterners (New Englanders)

[Cha]

31. Oh yeah!

[lunamagica]

26. That's great, esp. the part about young adults. Supposedly they were running away from her.

[Cha]

32. It's awesome, lunamagica!

[BooScout]

7. This is right on schedule.....

Her message has started to go out and people like what they hear.

[ismnotwasm]

8. Excellent news

[Historic NY]

10. I think this is helping too..

[yeoman6987]

27. Thank you so much for posting

I think that was great. Catchy toon and fun. You are doing great work for Hillary.

[yeoman6987]

29. I added it to my Facebook

I have 680 friends and I will get a hater or two...who cares.

[Iliyah]

11. Good to wake up positive information

[Laser102]

12. YAY!!! Good news. Of course the main stream media can't have this.

Look for the next crisis they manufacture to try and knock her down again. CNN comes to mind.

[sufrommich]

13. She's on a roll and unstoppable.

[yallerdawg]

14. From link PDF poll results:

http://www.langerresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/1144a50CandidateFavorables.pdf

GROUPS – Clinton’s popularity in a comparatively uncluttered Democratic field reflects her better performance relative to Bush and Trump among her partisan and ideological base, as well as some key demographic groups. She’s viewed positively by 82 percent of Democrats, for example, while 63 and 57 percent of Republicans like Bush and Trump, respectively.

Further, while Clinton’s seen favorably by 76 percent of liberals, there are greater ideological divisions on the GOP side. Bush is seen favorably by just 43 percent of strong conservatives (vs. 52 percent of somewhat conservatives). That flips for Trump – 55 percent favorability among strong conservatives vs. 40 percent among somewhat conservatives.

Clinton essentially breaks even among independents, while Bush and Trump are under water by 13 and 23 points, respectively, in this group. Bush is much closer to Clinton among moderates, while Trump’s popularity is well behind.

Clinton also gets at least as good a favorability rating as Bush or Trump among men, whites and seniors – more GOP- than Democratic-leaning groups – as well as scoring much better among women, nonwhites and young adults. Notably, two-thirds of Hispanics view Clinton positively, compared with 46 percent for Bush and, for Trump, 13 percent.

[samsingh]

15. Among Hispanics, negative views of Trump have jumped by 21 percentage points

from the article:
Among Hispanics, negative views of Trump have jumped by 21 percentage points, from 60 percent in May to 81 percent today. That’s a potential challenge for the Republican Party, which has struggled to win support among racial and ethnic minorities, with Hispanics a prime target.

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you think? are these writers stupid?

[LibDemAlways]

16. The corporate masters dictate that blatant

racism toward Hispanics be dismissed as a "potential" problem that can be overcome by the otherwise honorable, reasonable, and sensible GOP -- in other words, their horse in the race. We'll never be treated to an honest "mainstream" media account of Repuke candidates that calls them out as a bunch of batshit crazy racists, mysogynists, and homophobes determined to destroy what's left of the social safety net so that the already extremely rich 1% can prosper.

[shenmue]

18. Huzzah!

[okasha]

19. Excellent news.

People are listening to Hillary. She has specific goals laid out, and specific plans for achieving them.

[Tarheel_Dem]

20. Despite the vile crap that gets posted here daily, this is welcome news. Any honest person has....

known that this is the course the nomination will continue to take. Sec Clinton has "engaged", in a very personal way, with the most crucial blocks of the Democratic coalition, and that includes ALL OF US. I, for one, am truly grateful & humbled to feel included. On to 2016!!!!!!!



It doesn't take a 10,000 person rally to send a powerful message. Settings like this have solidified her support among the key demographics. And it's not just because we know her name.

[William769]

21. Kick & highly recommended!

[msrizzo]

22. Another poll result.....

This time in a funny tweet.

https://twitter.com/ppppolls/status/621394350279409665

[William769]

23. Now thats funny.

I could have used that in the post I just made. I'm sure they will give me ample for rebuttal though.

[msrizzo]

24. LOL. No doubt. nt

[William769]

25. They did, so I did use it.

Thanks for the link to it.

[msrizzo]

30. Glad to help!!! nt.

[OKNancy]

28. So, this is a new PPP poll - Virginia

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I'll go look it up.

Complete poll coming out tomorrow

[riversedge]

34. Chuckle

[riversedge]

33. Poll "Clinton's favorability rises, tops Sanders among liberals"

umm.. Sander's still relatively unknown.

Poll "Clinton's favorability rises, tops Sanders among liberals" http://wpo.st/UpnQ0 #p2 #uniteblue



The Fix
Trump’s popularity spikes among Republicans
By Peyton M. Craighill and Scott Clement July 15 at 7:00 AM


.............. according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.


..........Clinton's favorability rises, tops Sanders among liberals

The poll brings into perspective the popularity of candidates on the Democratic side, too. Hillary Rodham Clinton has ticked back up slightly, moving from a net negative position in May of 45-49 favorable-unfavorable to a net positive position of 52-45 favorable-unfavorable.

Bernie Sanders, the independent socialist Vermont senator making a run for the Democratic nomination, is largely unknown at this point with ratings that split 27 percent favorable to 28 percent unfavorable. A 45 percent plurality are unable to rate him. Sanders has generated a lot of intensity from the furthest left wings of the Democratic party, with rallies attended by thousands on college campuses.

Sanders has gained ground in New Hampshire and Iowa according to some recent statewide polls, but he still trails Clinton by very wide margins in national popularity. Even among his supposed base of liberal Democrats, Clinton's favorable ratings are nearly twice as high as Sanders — 86 percent favorable for Clinton to 48 percent for Sanders. In fact, Clinton's strongly favorable ratings are equal to Sanders's overall favorable ratings among liberal Democrats.