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April 2, 2015
Campaign 2016: Modest Interest, High Stakes
Gender Gap in Intensity of Potential Democratic Support for Clinton
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March 2015 Political Survey Dataset
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Campaign 2016: Modest Interest, High Stakes
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Democratic Voters Prefer a Candidate Who Compromises With Other Party
Most Democrats See a ‘Good Chance’ of Supporting Clinton; Many Possible Rivals Are Not Well Known
No Clear Leader in the GOP Field
Modest Interest in Campaign 2016
GOP Voters Prefer a Candidate With ‘Proven Record’ to One With ‘New Ideas’
Majorities of GOP Voters See At Least ‘Some Chance’ of Voting for Bush, Huckabee, Paul, Cruz and Rubio
Voters’ Early Impressions of Possible 2016 Candidates
Voters Paying Less Attention to Presidential Race Than Eight Years Ago
Conservative Republicans More Likely to Support all GOP Contenders, but Walker, Cruz, Carson Draw Disproportionate Support
Gender Gap in Intensity of Potential Democratic Support for Clinton
Clinton Stands Out Among Democrats, But Most Would Also Consider Voting for Biden
GOP Field Crowded at the Top, Unlike In the Recent Past
Broad Support for Clinton; Warren Draws Greater Potential Support From Liberal Democrats Than Conservative and Moderate Democrats
GOP Voters Value Experience More Than New Ideas, Democrats Are Divided
More Democrats Than Republicans Prefer Candidate Who Compromises
Hillary Clinton’s Potential Support on Par With 2007, But Early Field Is Different
Obama’s Job Approval Little Changed
Public Rates GOP Congressional Leaders More Negatively Than Positively
Republicans Continue to Take Dim View of Congress, Even With GOP in Control
Views of Congress 1985-2015
Boehner Now More Unfavorable Among Republicans and GOP Leaners
2016 About the Survey 4.2.2015
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