Mrs. Hillary Clinton leads her Democratic Opponents in the Race to Party’s Presidential Nominee in 2016

Mrs. Hillary Clinton leads her Democratic Opponents in the Race to Party’s Presidential Nominee in 2016

As per latest NBC News / Wall Street Journal poll, Mrs. Hillary Clinton, the erstwhile First Lady and the Secretary of State under the first Obama administration, has a 60 point lead over her Democratic opponents in the race to the Party’s president nominee in 2016.

Among Democrats, Senator Bernie Sanders has just 15% support whereas Mrs. Hillary Clinton has 75% of Democratic primary voters.  Further, Mrs Hillary Clinton also leads Jeb Bush, the Republican favourite, with 48% votes as compared to Jeb Bush who has scored 40%'

HILLARY CLINTON LEADS HER OPPONENTS BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS FOR 2016 USA PRESIDENT ELECTION

Name of Polling Agencies	Date of Polling	Mrs Hillary Clinton	Opposition Candidates
NBC News/ Wall Street Journal	June 14-18 , 2015	48%	40%(Jeb Bush)
Public Policy Polling	June 11-14,2015	47%	40% (Rand Paul)
CNN/ORC	May 29-31 2015	52%	43% (Ted Cruz)
ABC	May 28-31	47%	44% (Jeb Bush)
Quinnipiac	May19-26 ,2015	46%	42%(Rand Paul)
Fox News	May 9-12,2015	48%	43% (Ted Cruz)

As per New York Times / CBS News Polls on 3 May 2015, Democratic presidential candidate Mrs. Hillary Clinton’s approval ratings witnessed an increase of 9% between the March 2015 and the early May 2015.

As per the New York Times, 9 out of 10 Democrats strongly believe that Clinton has “strong traits of leadership and just about 80% of the Democrats have said that she is trustworthy and honest and “shares the values the majority of Americans try to emulate.

On the other hand, the above poll also revealed the fact that the Republican voters are yet to make up their choice of their presidential candidate for 2016. Just about 50% of the Republicans viewed that they would favour for Sen. Marco Rubio, Mike Huckabee, erstwhile Arkansas governor and Jeb Bush, Florida Governor.  On the other hand, about 42% of Republicans said that they would boycott Chris Christie, New Jersey Governor due to his involvement in “Bridgegate” scandal which he embroiled in 2014. About 33% Republicans said the same view about Sen. Rand Paul.

Courtesy – Wikipedia & Mr. Dennis Lynch of IBTimes.