"Should
Dems Be Freaking Out? In First, National Polling Average Shows
Trump Over Clinton," by Lauren McCauley, staff writer, Common
Dreams, May 23, 2016.
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"For the period between May 13-19, the presumptive Republican nominee polled ahead of Clinton by a national average of 0.2 points."
"At the same time, Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders continues to best both Clinton and Trump in favorability ratings (43 percent hold a positive view of the Vermont senator versus 36 percent who have a negative view) and maintains a double-digit lead over the Republican candidate.
"NBC/WSJ recorded Sanders ahead of Trump by 15 points."
Larry
There's a chart.
"For the period between May 13-19, the presumptive Republican nominee polled ahead of Clinton by a national average of 0.2 points."
"At the same time, Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders continues to best both Clinton and Trump in favorability ratings (43 percent hold a positive view of the Vermont senator versus 36 percent who have a negative view) and maintains a double-digit lead over the Republican candidate.
"NBC/WSJ recorded Sanders ahead of Trump by 15 points."
Larry
