BIDEN, SANDERS HAVE MORE SUPPORT THAN TRUMP IN NEW POLL

[LastManStanding]

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden have more support than President Donald Trump among a younger demographic, according to a College Reaction poll released Monday.

Biden was the frontrunner in the poll, earning 18.88% of support from college-aged respondents. Sanders took up second place with 15.09%, and Trump followed closely behind with 14.71%. Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke earned fourth place with 13.6% of the vote.

The poll is somewhat unusual because it’s open to 15 Democrats and Trump, and is a simple survey of voter’s first choice. Notably, 79.78% of respondents supported a Democrat, compared to Trump’s 14.71% support. Exit polling for the 2016 presidential electionrevealed that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton earned 56% support in that same age bracket, the president earned 34%. An additional 10% provided no answer to the question. (RELATED: New Poll Shows Trouble If Stacey Abrams Wants To Run For Senate)

There was also a strong difference between fourth and fifth place. South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg earned 8.35% in the poll, significantly lower than O’Rourke’s 13.57%.

The president earned a 46% approval rating in an NBC News Poll conducted in March, but it appears very possible much of that support comes from older age groups.

Biden has continuously earned frontrunner status in polling, despite recent problems related to his treatment of women on the campaign trail. He earned 32% support in a poll released earlier this month from Morning Consult.

College Reaction surveyed 1,052 current college students in the United States from April 4 through April 8. The poll carried a margin of error of 3 percentage points in either direction.

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[kevinUsa]

#trump2020

#MAGA

[LastManStanding]

@tacobell fan bro teey avay sivay lu, chichu buddulu bayataki...

[kevinUsa]

we want trump for 2020...

[LastManStanding]

Just now, kevinUsa said:

#trump2020

#MAGA

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[Jesse_Pinkman]

haha Trump supporters most of them  does not know  how to vote on ol Poll or not in list. so chill and MAGA

[LastManStanding]

2 minutes ago, Jesse_Pinkman said:

haha Trump supporters most of them  does not know  how to vote on ol Poll or not in list. so chill and MAGA

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[user789]

T has very high chances of winning. Don't see B1den to be a threat...Some one who's more aggressive and smarter or at same level as  Cl1nton, OBama can only give a fight to T.

[Variety_Pullayya]

31 minutes ago, LastManStanding said:

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden have more support than President Donald Trump among a younger demographic, according to a College Reaction poll released Monday.

Biden was the frontrunner in the poll, earning 18.88% of support from college-aged respondents. Sanders took up second place with 15.09%, and Trump followed closely behind with 14.71%. Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke earned fourth place with 13.6% of the vote.

The poll is somewhat unusual because it’s open to 15 Democrats and Trump, and is a simple survey of voter’s first choice. Notably, 79.78% of respondents supported a Democrat, compared to Trump’s 14.71% support. Exit polling for the 2016 presidential electionrevealed that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton earned 56% support in that same age bracket, the president earned 34%. An additional 10% provided no answer to the question. (RELATED: New Poll Shows Trouble If Stacey Abrams Wants To Run For Senate)

There was also a strong difference between fourth and fifth place. South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg earned 8.35% in the poll, significantly lower than O’Rourke’s 13.57%.

The president earned a 46% approval rating in an NBC News Poll conducted in March, but it appears very possible much of that support comes from older age groups.

Biden has continuously earned frontrunner status in polling, despite recent problems related to his treatment of women on the campaign trail. He earned 32% support in a poll released earlier this month from Morning Consult.

College Reaction surveyed 1,052 current college students in the United States from April 4 through April 8. The poll carried a margin of error of 3 percentage points in either direction.

young college going people are generally democratic leaning. once they come out and work and face real world issues , they start leaning right. colleges are notorious for pushing liberal thinking. nothing new here 

[LastManStanding]

4 minutes ago, user789 said:

T has very high chances of winning. Don't see B1den to be a threat...Some one who's more aggressive and smarter or at same level as  Cl1nton, OBama can only give a fight to T.

Clinton okay kani..Obama gadu edo time bagundi race card mida primary, Palin noti dhoola and Bush gari 10% approval tho gelichinode kadha bro...fight aite tough untadi bro 2020 kuda..no more easy fights inka, 2008 okkate ala aindi chettaga

[LastManStanding]

1 minute ago, Variety_Pullayya said:

young college going people are generally democratic leaning. once they come out and work and face real world issues , they start leaning right. colleges are notorious for pushing liberal thinking. nothing new here 

avanni maku telvad..thatha odipothadu ani h4 vaunties briefed to @Quickgun_murugan

[kevinUsa]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, LastManStanding said:

Clinton okay kani..Obama gadu edo time bagundi race card mida primary, Palin noti dhoola and Bush gari 10% approval tho gelichinode kadha bro...fight aite tough untadi bro 2020 kuda..no more easy fights inka, 2008 okkate ala aindi chettaga

ma daggar vachi chudu vayya telustadi   not one can touch Trump man 

 

mottam Red e sari mottam midwest

 

[kevinUsa]

2 minutes ago, LastManStanding said:

avanni maku telvad..thatha odipothadu ani h4 vaunties briefed to @Quickgun_murugan

mantralaku chintakayalu ralavubaa 

[ThedaSingh]

40 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

we want trump for 2020...

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