RSR ROBBINS (1998) Glen P. Robbins presents Trump v Clinton 2020 4 President - Book 2 |
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May 13, 2018 |
Question #1
Baseline from 2016 Election for President - 7 Big College States (California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan). Who did you vote for in 2016 Election for President of the United States?
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Hillary Clinton, Democrat |
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51 % |
Donald Trump, Republican |
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45 % |
Question #2
From 7 Big College States - If an Election were held today for President who would get your vote?
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Donald Trump, Republican |
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50 % |
Hillary Clinton, Democrat |
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45 % |
Question #3
Who (if any) should get credit for the work done for Peace and 'denuclearization' on Korean Peninsula?
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President Trump |
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54 % |
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo |
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33 % |
Other/Undecided/All Other |
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12 % |
Question #4
Which of the following countries is the United States most important strategic ally?
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Israel |
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64 % |
France |
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11 % |
England/Great Britain |
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10 % |
Canada |
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8 % |
Question #5
In your opinion is abortion the taking of a life? (Shown as Decided)
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Yes |
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67 % |
No |
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33 % |
(Undecided/All Other) |
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11 % |
Commentary |
Background: |
This is an RSR ROBBINS 'Poll' of 2016 Voters to see how they would vote today in a hypothetical recreation of contest for President between Donald J. Trump and Hillary R. Clinton. |
Readers should bear in mind that Donald Trump is President, and Hillary Clinton has made no overture as to her interest in running in 2020. |
Florida & New York had the weakest turnout in 2016 avg @ 50%. Michigan & Texas @ 60% + turnout, & Ohio, Pennsylvania, & California in the 70's. |
Voting Power as follows: Florida, 9 million, Ohio 5 million +, Pennsylvania 5 million +, Michigan just< 5 million, California 13 million, Texas 9 million, New York > 7 million. |
The big factor of change in outcome in this poll, as it was in RSR ROBBINS Book 1 Trump v Sanders - is Trump's rise in California. |
Voters of all ethnic background are supporting Trump, not in droves, but by steady trickle. |
Ultimately, many former Clinton voters are not with her, while some are having breakfast or lunch in Trump's tent, while only a few Trump supporters are going the other way. |
In California Trump is up (11%), Clinton down (16%) |
On a net basis (undecided factored) Trump is up (1%) in Florida, down (3%) (net) in Ohio, down (1%) in Pennsylvania, up (1.5%) in Michigan, (even) in Texas, up (4%) in New York. |
Nearly 9/10 of respondents support either President Trump or Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Peace and denuclearization on Korean Peninsula. |
Israel is like the cop you don't think about much until they can be of service. In 3 or 4 months Israel has gone from 40% 'support' in U.S, to 2 in 3, (a stunning result given the obvious competition). |
Just < 7/10 American Voters consider abortion taking of a life. |
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