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1. www.cbsnews.com › news › poll-the-2016-presidential-racePoll: The 2016 presidential race - CBS News

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   May 5, 2015 · Although most voters are not yet paying a lot of attention to the 2016 presidential campaign, most still think it's the right time for the campaign to get underway. Fifty-seven percent of ...

2. www.realclearpolitics.com › epolls › 2016RealClearPolitics - 2016 Presidential Race

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   NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl NBC/WSJ: 5/15 - 5/19: 1000 RV: 3.1: 54: 39: Sanders +15: CBS News/NY Times CBS/NYT: 5/13 - 5/17: 1109 RV: 3.0: 51: 38: Sanders +13: FOX News FOX News:...

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   Did polls predict Trump's Victory in 2016?

   • President Trump's victory in 2016 came as a shock to many Americans. National polls showed his opponent, Hillary Clinton, leading the race up until the election. Even the Clinton campaign was confident she would win. All data they were looking at seemed to predict her victory .

   What went wrong with polls in 2016? Can we trust them now?

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   Was polling accurate in 2016?

   • National polling was accurate — Clinton ultimately won the popular vote — but according to Keeter, polls in states that proved to be pivotal, such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, had problems. One of the key issues with 2016 polling was that much of it didn't account for a person's education.

   What went wrong with polls in 2016? Can we trust them now?

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   What's wrong with 2016 polling?

   • One of the key issues with 2016 polling was that much of it didn't account for a person's education. An examination of the 2016 electorate by Pew found that Whites with a four-year college degree or more education made up 30% of all validated voters, while White voters who had not completed college made up 44%.

   What went wrong with polls in 2016? Can we trust them now?

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   Who is ahead of Donald Trump in the GOP primary?

   • Donald Trump (24 percent) leads a fractured Republican field in the race for the GOP nomination in the latest national CBS News Poll. Behind him are Jeb Bush (13 percent) and Scott Walker (10 percent). Trump leads among a wide array of Republican primary voters.

   Election 2016: CBS News poll - Donald Trump leads GOP

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