Univision Poll: Hillary Clinton has big lead among Hispanics

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Poll: Hillary Clinton has big lead among Hispanics

By Nick Gass

7/16/15 11:12 AM EDT


Hillary Clinton has a sizable advantage over all other Democratic and Republican candidates among registered Hispanic voters, according to a new bipartisan Univision poll out Thursday.

Among registered Democratic Hispanic voters, 73 percent said they would vote for Clinton. No other challenger breaks double digits.

In a head-to-head general election matchup with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Clinton picked up 64 percent, compared with just 27 percent for Bush, according to the survey, conducted by Democratic consultants Bendixen & Amandi and Republican consultants The Tarrance Group.

Among Hispanic Republican voters surveyed, Bush leads the GOP field with 38 percent, followed by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio with 22 percent and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz with 12 percent.

In the swing states of North Carolina, Colorado and Nevada, Clinton has a significant double-digit lead over Bush (53 percent to 39 percent in North Carolina, 67 percent to 21 percent in Colorado and 67 percent to 25 percent in Nevada). But in the all-important state of Florida, the former secretary of state’s lead is narrower, at just 49 percent to 44 percent...........



Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/07/poll-hillary-clinton-hispanic-voters-2016-120223.html#ixzz3g4gnQmlj

[lunamagica]

1. K&R. So much for Hillary bleeding Latino voters

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[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. WoW

Among registered Democratic Hispanic voters, 73 percent said they would vote for Clinton. No other challenger breaks double digits.







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[Iliyah]

3. Well ya think this would put to rest another polling outfit claiming a tie huh

nah

k & r

[DemocratSinceBirth]

7. You mean the subset of 57 Latinos. That stood social science and math on its head./nt

Even in yesterday's Suffolk poll she was leading Senator Sanders among Hispanics 6-1

[RoccoR5955]

4. I wonder why

They do not have a poll where Bernie Sanders goes against these RepubliCONs?
Are they thinking that Bernie cannot win the primary? Could it be that they do not want a horse race in this one because they know that they will get no, or very little advertising money from Bernie that they have come to this conclusion?
Interesting, because all the people of color who I speak to, who have heard of Bernie, and his story are all for him.
Perhaps they haven't heard Bernie's plans?
Who knows. I just think that this is being manipulated by MSNBC.

[LWolf]

5. AND why they don't have a poll that includes Sanders and Clinton among hispanics. nt

[redstateblues]

8. Of course they want a horse race and if Bernie doesn't have

Any money to advertise how will he sell his message? You have inadvertently highlighted one of the difficulties his campaign will face if he doesn't have adequate funding.

[RoccoR5955]

10. Bernie does not need money to advertise his message.

He has something that moves much faster than TV, Radio, or other media.
It's called word of mouth, and is much more efficient.
He also has the Internet, and its social media.
So if you think that Bernie is not selling his message because he has no money to do so, I believe that you are taking a quite short-sighted view. There are other ways to "advertise."
I believe that the mainstream media will not speak about him, because he is not advertising with them, and then they make up these lies.

[DanTex]

6. Wait! But that 57-person poll last week had them in a statistical tie!

What happened there?

[JaneyVee]

9. KNR!

[DemocratSinceBirth]

11. If you go to the poll page she's beating Senator Sanders among Latinos 24-1

http://huelladigital.univisionnoticias.com/the-latin-vote/