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So Far, 2016 Is A Hillary Clinton Landslide -- At Least In Iowa

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Hillary Clinton leads New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and other Republican presidential contenders in Iowa by double digits, according to a new poll.

Forty-eight percent of Iowan voters support Clinton compared to 35 percent for Christie, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday. Thats a reversal of Decembers poll in which Christie topped Clinton 45 percent to 40 percent.

The former secretary of state also leads Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul 49 percent to 39 percent, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz 51 percent to 35 percent and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush 51 percent to 37 percent.

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Over half 55 percent of Iowa voters say Clinton would make a good president, making her the only listed candidate to receive a positive score.

Iowans arent feeling as warmly toward the current president. President Barack Obama has an approval rating of 39 percent, Quinnipiac found.

The telephone survey of 1,411 registered voters was conducted March 5-10 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.6 percentage points.

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Poll: Hillary Clinton trounces GOP in Iowa - Natalie ...

Hillary Clinton now bests GOP Gov. Chris Christie by 13 points in a new Quinnipiac survey in a reverse of December polling. But many polls this early in the game are, well, poli-tainment.

Its another week, another sparkly poll for Hillary Rodham Clinton! In the latest example of her statistical dominance of the 2016 presidential pre-game, a Quinnipiac survey released Thursday finds former Secretary of State Clinton well ahead of any number of possible GOP rivals among voters in Iowa.

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In a hypothetical Hawkeye State matchup between Clinton and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, Clinton leads by 10 percentage points, according to Quinnipiac. Shes 16 points ahead of Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas. Ex-Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida? Shes beating him by 14 points.

But the headline here is that Quinnipiac finds Clinton in front of Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey by 13 points. Thats a reversal of the same polling organizations December results, in which Governor Christie led Clinton by 48 percent to 45 percent.

The flip seems driven by non-Republicans who previously liked Christie changing their mind due to the publicity surrounding the Bridge-gate scandal, in which the Christie administration is accused of creating traffic jams on the George Washington Bridge as political payback against the Democratic mayor of nearby Fort Lee, N.J.

Quinnipiac shows that Clinton now leads among self-proclaimed independent voters in Iowa by 46 percent to 32 percent. Back in December, independents broke for Christie by 44 to 35 percent.

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