08-30-2015, 12:15 PM
Bernie Sanders really is on fire; he's only seven points behind Clinton in Iowa now.
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Clinton has suffered a steady erosion in the number of people in opinion polls who see her as trustworthy as controversy has grown over her use of a private email account when she served as America's top diplomat.
However, 76 per cent of her supporters and 61 per cent of all likely Democratic caucusgoers say the email controversy is not important to them, the poll shows.
Only 28 per cent of all likely caucusgoers said the emails are at least somewhat important.
If she does become the nominee, about two-thirds of likely Democratic caucusgoers said they are 'mostly confident' that she can win the general election, according to the poll.
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/n...7712a622da
Clinton has suffered a steady erosion in the number of people in opinion polls who see her as trustworthy as controversy has grown over her use of a private email account when she served as America's top diplomat.
However, 76 per cent of her supporters and 61 per cent of all likely Democratic caucusgoers say the email controversy is not important to them, the poll shows.
Only 28 per cent of all likely caucusgoers said the emails are at least somewhat important.
If she does become the nominee, about two-thirds of likely Democratic caucusgoers said they are 'mostly confident' that she can win the general election, according to the poll.
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/n...7712a622da