The great state of Wisconsin is the next battleground site on Tuesday in the race for the White House. The GOP field will be chasing 42 delegates, and most recent polls have Ted Cruz slightly ahead of Donald Trump. Eighty-six delegates are up for grabs on the Democrat side, where socialist candidate Bernie Sanders has closed Hillary Clinton’s once-commanding lead considerably. PJTV host John Phillips analyzes the numbers in this special edition of “Poll Position.”
The terror attacks in Brussels has escalated the anxiety among Americans over terrorism and ISIS. A CNN/ORC poll reveals that 74 percent of Americans are dissatisfied with our progress in the war on terror, and a majority are blaming President Obama’s lackadaisical response. The poll further shows 60 percent disapprove Obama’s handling of the war on terror, and a whopping 64 percent say he’s doing a terrible job with ISIS. So who do Americans trust? Host John Phillips breaks down the poll numbers in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.
As voters scurry to their voting precincts on this Super Tuesday, the latest polls show Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton firmly in control of their their political destinies. In the GOP race, Trump leads in 9 of 11 polls, while challenger Ted Cruz is tops in Texas and Arkansas. The Democrat race appears to be more one-sided, with Clinton holding huge margins in most of the 11 primary and caucus states, save for the Northeast, where Bernie Sanders leads in his home state of Vermont and in Massachusetts. Host John Phillips breaks down the latest numbers in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.
Multiple polls for the first presidential primary in New Hampshire and the Iowa caucuses show some traditional outcomes, but many surprises, too. So will Donald Trump dominate as the polls indicate, or is there an upset in the making? Will Bernie Sanders’ late surge in Iowa and New Hampshire come to fruition, or does Hillary Clinton have something left for the 11th hour? John Phillips analyzes in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.
Shockingly, Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has lost nearly a third of her support in Iowa in the last few months to wacky socialist Bernie Sanders, an avowed outsider. Meanwhile, over in the Republican race, 56 percent of Iowans prefer outsider status, giving their support to Donald Trump, Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina, all relative rookies in this business. PJTV’s John Phillips breaks down the numbers in this edition of “Poll Position.”
Fox News’ selection process for the first Republican candidate presidential debate drew criticism from many pundits and from major polling organization, Marist, which suspended polling ahead of the debate in protest. Host John Phillips explains the Fox methodology in choosing the prime-time field and those who participated in the earlier debate in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.
