PPP Post-Debate Survey Puts Clinton Ahead

[mystery-ak]

Newsmax
PPP Post-Debate Survey Puts Clinton Ahead
Tuesday, September 27, 2016 07:31 AM

By: Sandy Fitzgerald

A Public Policy Polling Post-debate survey Monday night found voters believe Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton defeated GOP nominee Donald Trump, with young voters driving the poll results.

In the survey of 1,002 debate-watchers, who were pre-screened as planning to watch the debate and answer poll questions immediately after:

    Clinton: 51 percent;
    Trump: 40 percent;
    Young voters: Clinton, 63-24 percent.

The younger voters also said, by 47 percent, that they are more likely to vote for Clinton after the debate, while 10 percent said they are less likely to vote for her.

Meanwhile, 23 percent of the younger voters said the debate made it more likely they'll vote for Trump, and 39 percent said they are less likely to pick him.

Clinton also scored higher than Trump in several other categories:

    Women: Clinton, 54-36 percent;
    African-American or Latino voters: 77-13 percent;
    White voters: Trump, 47-45.

Clinton also scored higher when it comes to temperament to be president with 55 percent of voters saying she has the temperament, compared to 42 percent who said Trump does.

In other numbers:

    52-41 percent, Clinton is prepared to be president;
    42-52 percent, Trump is not prepared;
    56-35 percent, Clinton can be trusted with nuclear weapons;
    42-51 percent, Trump can not be trusted with them.

The poll carried a 3.1 point margin of error.

http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/PPP-Post-Debate-Survey-Clinton/2016/09/27/id/750331/

[ArneFufkin]

Newsmax
PPP Post-Debate Survey Puts Clinton Ahead
Tuesday, September 27, 2016 07:31 AM

By: Sandy Fitzgerald

A Public Policy Polling Post-debate survey Monday night found voters believe Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton defeated GOP nominee Donald Trump, with young voters driving the poll results.

In the survey of 1,002 debate-watchers, who were pre-screened as planning to watch the debate and answer poll questions immediately after:

    Clinton: 51 percent;
    Trump: 40 percent;
    Young voters: Clinton, 63-24 percent.

The younger voters also said, by 47 percent, that they are more likely to vote for Clinton after the debate, while 10 percent said they are less likely to vote for her.

Meanwhile, 23 percent of the younger voters said the debate made it more likely they'll vote for Trump, and 39 percent said they are less likely to pick him.

Clinton also scored higher than Trump in several other categories:

    Women: Clinton, 54-36 percent;
    African-American or Latino voters: 77-13 percent;
    White voters: Trump, 47-45.

Clinton also scored higher when it comes to temperament to be president with 55 percent of voters saying she has the temperament, compared to 42 percent who said Trump does.

In other numbers:

    52-41 percent, Clinton is prepared to be president;
    42-52 percent, Trump is not prepared;
    56-35 percent, Clinton can be trusted with nuclear weapons;
    42-51 percent, Trump can not be trusted with them.

The poll carried a 3.1 point margin of error.

http://www.newsmax.com/Headline/PPP-Post-Debate-Survey-Clinton/2016/09/27/id/750331/

"Pre-screened"?   No thanks.

[aligncare]

"Pre-screened"?   No thanks.

Good point. Maybe no more reliable than an online poll.

[sinkspur]

All poll results are screened for party representation, demographics and are then weighted.

PPP just screened participants in advance so it could release these results.   PPP tends Democrat, but I'm betting most other polls will say the same thing.

[sinkspur]

Good point. Maybe no more reliable than an online poll.

Since this is a scientific poll, it is much more reliable than an online, self-selecting poll.

[libertybele]

We sat and watched Trump during the GOP debates which was a snapshot of what was to come during the debates against Clinton.  Of all the candidates the polls showed that he was the least likely to be able to beat her.  Two things are becoming very obvious; those polls accurately predicted the outcome of last night's debate and he's never been in this to win!

[HonestJohn]

"Pre-screened"?   No thanks.

"...who were pre-screened as planning to watch the debate and answer poll questions immediately after..."

Oh noes.

[corbe]

   This is just as reliable as Trumpbart and Drudge polls.   Which incidentally already have Trump winning the next 2 debates, regardless of whether he participates or not.