Republican GOP Polls April 9 2016 Trump, Cruz

Following a massive victory for Ted Cruz in Wisconsin the next stop on the Republican campaign trail is New York.

Donald Trump who is based in New York has a massive amount of support in the state and it would be almost inconceivable to see him being beaten here, it all depends now on the margin of victory.

In Trump`s latest events he has been doubling down on a moment in the debates when Cruz criticized New York Values.

A new poll out within the last few days shows Trump well out in front with Kasich and Cruz a distant second and third.


Monmouth poll 3-5 April, Sample Size 302, Margin of Error 5.6%

Donald Trump    52%
John Kasich      25%
Ted Cruz           17%

Shooting at Lackland Air Force Base Texas April 8 2016 Photos

According to reports from various news outlets there has been a shooting at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas and "victims" have been reported. RT is reporting at least 2 people have been killed.

It appears to be have been a murder-suicide.

Details to follow..

New York Republican GOP Polls April 7 2016 Trump, Cruz

On Tuesday Texas Senator Ted Cruz scored a crushing win in the State of Wisconsin, picking up 48.2% of the vote, compared with 35.1% for Donald Trump. John Kasich came in third with 14.1%.

This now makes it even harder for Trump to obtain the 1,237 delegates that he requires in order to be confirmed as the Republican Partys nominee.

According to AP the current delegate count is now as following:

Donald Trump    743
Ted Cruz           517
John Kasich      143

Now all eyes will be on New York, which is the next state to vote on April 19, as a winner-take-most state, delegates are awarded on a proportional basis, unless a candidate secures more than 50% of the vote and in these case takes all of them.

The latest polls in New York show Trump with a commanding lead.

CBS News/YouGov Poll March 29-April 1, Sample Size 657, Margin of Error 5.6%

Donald Trump    52%
Ted Cruz           21%
John Kasich      20%

Quinnipiac Poll March 22-29, Sample Size 457, Margin of Error 4.6%

Donald Trump    56%
Ted Cruz           20%
John Kasich      19%

Pennsylvania Polls GOP Republican April 7 2016 Trump, Cruz

The state of Pennsylvania goes to the polls for the republican primary on April 26, there are 71 delegates available and according to the latest RealClearPolitics Average, businessman Donald Trump is leading by a wide margin.

RealClearPolitics Average, Pennsylvania

Donald Trump    39.7%
Ted Cruz           26.3%
John Kasich      25.3%


There is some doubt as to whether or not Trump will be able to reach the 1,237 delegates that are required in order to secure the nomination. If he is to do so, he will definately have to do well in Pennsylvania.

Four other states also go to the polls on the same day, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland and Rhode Island.

Who is Winning in Wisconsin 5 April 2016

We are currently awaiting the first results for the State of Wisconsin in the Republican and Democratic Primaries.

Wisconsin is the only state that goes to the polls today and as such has garnered a great amount of attention.

According to the latest polls for the Republican side, Ted Cruz has an advantage over businessman Donald Trump, the polls on the Democrat side indicate an advantage for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

The first results are expected later tonight and as soon as they are available they will be published here.

Exit Polls Wisconsin Democratic 5 April 2016 Sanders, Clinton

Today Wisconsin goes to the polls in the Democratic Primary, with Bernie Sanders taking on Hillary Clinton in what is likely to be an enthralling contest.

According to the latest average of polls on the site RealClearPolitics, Sanders has a slim advantage over Clinton, leading her by 47.9%-45.3%, winning by 2.6%.

There are 86 delegates up for grabs on voting day and Sanders will be looking to narrow the gap between him and the former First Lady and Secretary of State, as Clinton has a handy advantage in the current delegate count.

Much of Clinton`s lead comes from Superdelegates who opt to support her instead of Sanders, however in a recent interview, Sanders said he believes some of the Superdelegates will start coming over to his side, should he start winning more states.

Exit Polls Republican Wisconsin April 5 2016 Trump, Cruz

The big day has finally arrived, it has been a long time since the last republican primaries on March 22 but today Wisconsin goes to the polls.

On the Republican Side, which started out with 17 candidates has now been wittled down to only 3, businessman Donald Trump, Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich.

According to polls conducted within the last week, Ted Cruz is leading Donald Trump but as we know, the only poll that matters is the one that takes place on election day.

As soon as the first results are available they will be published here.