Nationwide opinion polling for the 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries

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This is a list of nationwide public opinion polls that have been conducted relating to the Democratic primaries for the 2016 United States presidential election. The persons named in the polls are declared candidates, are former candidates, or have received media speculation about their possible candidacy.

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Aggregate polling

In the following tables, blue indicates the highest percentage and percentages within the margin of error of the highest in each poll.

Source of aggregate pollDate updatedDate polledMethod Hillary
Clinton 		Bernie
Sanders 		Others /
Undecided
FiveThirtyEight Average [1] June 24, 2016February 25 –
June 29, 2016		Weighted54.1%37.4%8.5%
HuffPost Pollster Model [2] June 24, 2016——53.8%39.3%6.9%
RealClear Politics Average [3] June 24, 2016May 13–June 5, 2016Average of
last 5 polls		52.8%41.4%5.8%
270 to Win Average [4] June 24, 2016May 13–June 6, 2016Average of
last 3 polls		52.0%38.0%10.0%

Individual polls

Polls conducted in 2016

Summary of the opinion polls taken since January 2016 for the Democratic Party presidential primaries Nationwide polls for the 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries.svg
Summary of the opinion polls taken since January 2016 for the Democratic Party presidential primaries
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Hillary
Clinton 		Bernie
Sanders 		Others / Undecided
YouGov/Economist [5] 390June 18–20, 201655%42%4%
Morning Consult [6] 1,7332.0%June 15–20, 201653%35%12%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [7] 3,0921.3%June 6–12, 201658%36%6%
YouGov [8] 698June 2–5, 201652%41%7%
Morning Consult [9] 1,8112.3%June 1–5, 201651%38%11%
IBD/TIPP [10] 3515.3%May 31 – June 5, 201651%37%12%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [11] 4,3322.0%May 30 – June 5, 201653%40%7%
Ipsos/Reuters [12] 8503.4%May 28 – June 1, 201644%44%12%
Quinnipiac [13] 6783.8%May 24–30, 201653%39%8%
Morning Consult [14] 1,8592.3%May 24–30, 201646%42%12%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [15] 4,2272.0%May 23–29, 201653%42%5%
Ipsos/Reuters [16] 8002.8%May 21–25, 201644%43%13%
YouGov/Economist [17] 7113.1%May 20–23, 201652%41%7%
Morning Consult [18] 9751.0%May 19–23, 201648%42%10%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [19] 4,8881.0%May 16–22, 201651%42%7%
ABC News/Washington Post [20] 8293.5%May 16–19, 201656%42%2%
Ipsos/Reuters [21] 8682.7%May 14–18, 201644%43%13%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [22] 4,3482.0%May 9–15, 201654%40%6%
Morning Consult [23] 1,8552.3%May 11–15, 201647%41%12%
Ipsos/Reuters [24] 8192.8%May 7–11, 201646%44%10%
Morning Consult [25] 2,7281.9%May 5–9, 201649%40%11%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [26] 3,9052.0%May 2–8, 201653%41%6%
Ipsos/Reuters [27] 6793.1%April 30 – May 4, 201647%40%13%
Morning Consult [28] 9483.2%April 29 – May 2, 201651%38%11%
CNN/ORC [29] 4055.0%April 28 – May 1, 201651%43%6%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [30] 4,4181.9%April 25 – May 1, 201654%40%6%
Morning Consult [31] 9063.2%April 26–29, 201649%40%11%
IBD/TIPP [32] 3555.3%April 22–28, 201649%43%8%
Ipsos/Reuters [33] 1,0623.0%April 23–27, 201647%42%11%
YouGov/Economist [34] 6352.8%April 22–26, 201647%43%10%
Suffolk University/USA Today [35] 3635.1%April 20–24, 201650.4%44.9%4.7%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [36] 10,7071.4%April 18–24, 201652%42%6%
Morning Consult [37] 9292.0%April 20–22, 201648%42%10%
Ipsos/Reuters [38] 8352.8%April 16–20, 201643%42%15%
Pew Research [39] 738-April 12–19, 201654%42%4%
Morning Consult [40] 9412%April 15–17, 201646%43%11%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [41] 3,8211.3%April 11–17, 201650%43%7%
NBC/Wall Street Journal [42] 3395.3%April 10–14, 201650%48%2%
FOX News [43] 4503.0%April 11–13, 201648%46%6%
Ipsos/Reuters [44] 8492.7%April 9–13, 201642%47%11%
CBS News [45] 3593.0%April 8–12, 201650%44%6%
YouGov/Economist [46] 6842.8%April 8–11, 201649%41%10%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [47] 3,7461.3%April 4–10, 201649%43%8%
Ipsos/Reuters [48] 7812.9%April 2–6, 201638%44%18%
Morning Consult [49] 8842%April 1–3, 201647%39%14%
Public Religion Research Institute/The Atlantic [50] 788N/AMarch 30 – April 3, 201646%47%7%
NBC News/SurveyMonkey [51] 4,2921.8%March 28 – April 3, 201651%42%7%
IBD/TIPP [52] 3885.1%March 28 – April 2, 201645%44%11%
McClatchy/Marist [53] 4974.4%March 29–31, 201647%49%4%
Ipsos/Reuters [54] 7882.8%March 27–31, 201646%43%11%
YouGov/Economist [55] 6512.8%March 26–29, 201653%40%7%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [56] 1,9222.9%March 21–27, 201649%43%8%
Pew Research [57] 8422.4%March 17–27, 201649%43%8%
Morning Consult [58] 2,0712.0%March 24–26, 201650%39%11%
Public Policy Polling [59] 5054.4%March 24–26, 201654%36%10%
Ipsos/Reuters [60] 7882.8%March 19–23, 201642%47%12%
McLaughlin & Associates [61] 4703.1%March 17–23, 201650.2%38.3%11.5%
Fox News [62] 4105.0%March 20–22, 201655%42%3%
Bloomberg/Selzer & Co. [63] 3115.6%March 19–22, 201648%49%3%
Morning Consult [64] 2,0012%March 18–21, 201651%39%11%
Quinnipiac [65] 6353.9%March 16–21, 201650%38%12%
CBS/NYT [66] 3886%March 17–20, 201650%45%5%
CNN/ORC [67] 3975.0%March 17–20, 201651%44%5%
Monmouth [68] 3915.0%March 17–20, 201655%37%8%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [69] 11,6001.4%March 14–20, 201653%41%6%
Morning Consult [70] 2,0112.0%March 16–18, 201649%40%11%
Ipsos/Reuters [71] 8322.7%March 12–16, 201644%44%12%
Morning Consult [72] 18422.0%March 11–13, 201648%40%12%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [73] 2,5971.7%March 7–13, 201654%41%5%
YouGov [74] 4002.9%March 10–12, 201652%40%8%
Ipsos/Reuters [75] 9552.6%March 5–9, 201646%39%16%
Morning Consult [76] 9602.0%March 4–6, 201652%36%12%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [77] 4104.8%March 3–6, 201653%44%3%
ABC News/Wash Post [78] 3565.5%March 3–6, 201649%42%9%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [79] 6,2451.1%February 29 – March 6, 201655%38%7%
Ipsos/Reuters [80] 8394.3%February 27 – March 2, 201647%40%13%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [81] 8,7021.7%February 22–28, 201651%41%9%
Rasmussen Reports [82] 5414.5%February 22–28, 201653%31%Other 9%
Undecided 6%
Morning Consult [83] 8912.0%February 26–27, 201651%35%14%
CNN/ORC [84] 4275.0%February 24–27, 201655%38%7%
YouGov [85] 5352.9%February 24–27, 201655%37%8%
Morning Consult [86] 1,7232%February 24–25, 201650%35%15%
NBC News / SurveyMonkey [87] 2,0923%February 24–25, 201652%41%7%
Ipsos/Reuters [88] 7534.4%February 20–24, 201642%44%14%
IBD/TIPP [89] 3345.5%February 19–24, 201645%43%12%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [90] 3,3381.8%February 15–21, 201651%40%Others / Undecided 9%
McLaughlin & Associates [91] 1,0003.1%February 17, 201642.5%42.6%Undecided 14.9%
Fox News [92] 4294.5%February 15–17, 201644%47%Other 1%
None of the above 1%
Don't know 7%
Ipsos/Reuters [93] 7374%February 13–17, 201645%42%Wouldn't vote 14%
Morning Consult [94] 8292%February 15–16, 201647%39%Someone else 5%
Undecided 9%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [95] 4004.9%February 14–16, 201653%42%Not sure 4%
None 1%
CBS News [96] 5495%February 12–16, 201647%39%Don't know 10%
YouGov/Economist [97] 5272.8%February 11–15, 201653%39%Other 2%
No Preference 6%
Suffolk University/USA Today [98] 3195.5%February 11–15, 201653%40%Undecided 10%
Quinnipiac University [99] 5634.1%February 10–15, 201644%42%Wouldn't vote 2%
Don't know/NA 11%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [100] 3,8471.8%February 8–14, 201650%40%Don't know 8%
No answer 1%
Morning Consult [101] 8113.4%February 10–11, 201646%39%Other 8%
Undecided 7%
Ipsos/Reuters [102] 6002.8%February 6–10, 201655%43%Undecided 3%
Morning Consult [103] 19881%February 3–7, 201650%37%Undecided 8%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [104] 31541.4%February 1–7, 201651%39%Undecided 8%
No answer 1%
Ipsos/Reuters [105] 5125%February 2–5, 201648%45%Other 5%
Rasmussen Reports [106] 5744.5%February 3–4, 201650%32%Other 12%
Undecided 6%
Quinnipiac University [107] 4844.5%February 2–4, 201644%42%Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 2%
Don't know/NA 1%
Public Policy Polling [108] 5174.3%February 2–3, 201653%32%Undecided 14%
Morning Consult [109] 7193.6%February 2–3, 201651%35%Other 6%
Don't know/No opinion 8%
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Hillary
Clinton 		Martin
O'Malley 		Bernie
Sanders 		Others
Ipsos/Reuters [110] 7044.2%January 30, 2016 – February 3, 201654%2%39%Wouldn't vote 5%
Morning Consult [111] 19282.2%January 29, 2016 – February 1, 201650%5%34%Other 5%
Don't know/No opinion 9%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [112] 32332.3%January 25–31, 201650%2%39%Don't know 8%
No answer 1%
YouGov/Economist [113] 5312.9%January 27–30, 201652%2%40%N/A
Ipsos/Reuters [114] 2317%January 25–29, 201658%3%38%Other 2%
IBD/TIPP [115] 3785.1%January 22–27, 201650%2%38%Other / Undecided 10%
CNN / ORC [116] 4404.5%January 21–24, 201652%2%38%Other 8%
Washington Post / ABC News [117] 4065.5%January 21–24, 201655%4%36%Other 5%
Fox News [118] 3755%January 18–21, 201649%1%37%Other 1%
None of the above 2%
Don't know 10%
Zogby [119] 373N/AJanuary 19–20, 201649%10%27%Undecided 14%
Ipsos/Reuters [120] 6292.8%January 16–20, 201654%4%35%Wouldn't vote 7%
YouGov/Economist [121] 20002.9%January 15–19, 201650%2%41%N/A
Monmouth University [122] 3525.4%January 15–18, 201652%2%37%Other 0%
No one 4%
Undecided 4%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [123] 4004.9%January 9–13, 201659%2%34%N/A
New York Times/CBS News [124] 3896%January 7–10, 201648%2%41%None of them 3%
Don't know/No answer 6%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [125] 26192.4%January 4–10, 201652%2%37%Don't know 8%
No answer 1%
IBD/TIPP [126] 3785.1%January 4–8, 201643%2%39%Other 6%
Undecided 9%
Refused 1%
Fox News [127] 3605%January 4–7, 201654%3%39%Other 1%
None of the above 1%
Unsure 2%
Ipsos/Reuters [128] 7094.2%January 2–6, 201658%3%30%Wouldn't Vote 9%
YouGov/Economist [129] 5332.8%December 31, 2015 – January 6, 201654%3%37%No preference 4%
Other 1%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [130] 3,7001.9%December 28, 2015 – January 3, 201653%2%36%Undecided 8%
No Answer 1%

Polls conducted in 2015

Polls in 2015
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Hillary
Clinton 		Martin
O'Malley 		Bernie
Sanders 		Others
Ipsos/Reuters [131] 8252.5%December 26–30, 201557%3%32%Wouldn't Vote 8%
Ipsos/Reuters [132] 6034.6%December 19–23, 201558%4%31%Wouldn't Vote 7%
Rasmussen Reports [133] 5464.5%December 20–21, 201546%9%30%Other 9%
Undecided 7%
YouGov/Economist [134] 5653.1%December 18–21, 201553%2%39%Other 1%
Undecided 4%
CNN/ORC [135] 4145%December 17–21, 201550%3%34%Someone else 7%
None 4%
No opinion 1%
Emerson College Polling Society [136] 3325.3%December 17–20, 201565%2%26%Other 3%
Undecided 4%
Qunnipiac University [137] 4622.6%December 16–20, 201561%2%30%Wouldn't Vote 1%
Undecided 6%
Fox News [138] 3903.0%December 16–17, 201556%2%34%None of the Above 2%
Other 1%
Undecided 4%
Public Policy Polling [139] 5254.3%December 16–17, 201556%9%28%Undecided 7%
Ipos/Reuters [140] 7604.0%December 12–16, 201558%3%29%Wouldn't Vote 10%
Morning Consult [141] 17902.0%December 11–15, 201552%2%27%Other 6%
Undecided 12%
Monmouth University [142] 3745.1%December 10–13, 201559%4%26%Other 1%
Undecided 8%
No One 3%
ABC/Washington Post [143] 3773.5%December 1–13, 201559%5%28%None 2%
Not Voting 2%
Other 1%
Undecided 4%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [144] 8493.36%December 6–9, 201556%4%37%None 2%
Not Sure 1%
Ipsos/Reuters [145] 5734.7%December 5–9, 201556%5%30%Wouldn't Vote 9%
YouGov/Economist [146] 6473.0%December 4–9, 201556%2%35%Other 2%
Undecided 5%
CBS/New York Times [147] 3846.0%December 4–8, 201552%2%32%None 5%
Don't Know/No Answer 9%
Morning Consult [148] 8082.0%December 3–7, 201552%2%23%Other 9%
Undecided 14%
Public Religion Research Institute [149] 4633.7%December 2–6, 201552%4%31%Other 1%
Undecided 13%
USA Today/Suffolk University [150] 3633.0%December 2–6, 201556%4%26%Undecided 11%
IBD/TIPP [151] 3455.4%November 30 – December 4, 201551%1%33%Undecided 8%
Ipsos/Reuters [152] 4305.4%November 28 – December 2, 201551%4%36%Wouldn't Vote 10%
CNN/ORC [153] 1,0203.0%November 27 – December 1, 201558%2%30%Someone else 7%
None/No one 2%
No opinion 1%
Quinnipiac
University [154] 		5734.1%November 23–30, 201560%2%30%Someone else 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
Don't know 6%
Ipsos/Reuters [155] 3625.9%November 21–25, 201558%6%30%Wouldn't Vote 8%
YouGov/Economist [156] 7643.1%November 19–23, 201554%4%34%Other 2%
Undecided 5%
ABC News/Washington Post [157] 3526.0%November 16–19, 201560%3%34%None 1%
Other 1%
Undecided 1%
FOX News [158] 10163.0%November 16–19, 201555%3%32%None of the above 5%
Undecided 5%
Ipsos/Reuters [159] 12753.9%November 14–18, 201552%4%31%Wouldn't Vote 13%
Public Policy Polling [160] 5382.7%November 16–17, 201559%7%26%Undecided 8%
Bloomberg/Selzer [161] 3853.1%November 15–17, 201555%3%30%Undecided 8%
NBC News/SurveyMonkey [162] 5,7553.1%November 15–17, 201549%1%33%Someone else 4%
Wouldn't vote/Don't know 11%
No answer 1%
Rasmussen Reports [163] 5064.5%November 15–16, 201550%6%29%
Morning Consult [164] 8742%November 13–16, 201557%2%26%Undecided 9%
Public Policy Polling [165] 5104.3%November 12–14, 201567%4%25%Not sure 5%
YouGov/UMass [166] 3816%November 5–13, 201563%6%29%Other 2%
Ipsos/Reuters [167] 6092.8%November 7–11, 201551%3%35%Undecided 10%
Public Religion Research Institute [168] 3043.7%November 6–10, 201564%2%25%Other 1%
Undecided 7%
CBS News/Times [169] 4186.0%November 6–10, 201552%5%33%
YouGov/Economist [170] 6583.0%November 5–9, 201559%2%31%Other 2%
Undecided 6%
Harvard Institute of Politics [171] 7512.8October 30 – November 9, 201535%<1%41%Don't know 22%
Morning Consult [172] 17392.0%November 5–8, 201554%3%28%Other 7%
Undecided 8%
Ipsos/Reuters [173] 6294.5%October 31 – November 4, 201557%6%28%Wouldn't vote 9%
McClatchy/Marist [174] 5114.3%October 29 – November 4, 201557%4%35%Undecided 4%
Fox News [175] 5053.0%November 1–3, 201556%2%31%Other 2%
None 4%
Don't Know 4%
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Hillary
Clinton 		Lawrence
Lessig 		Martin
O'Malley 		Bernie
Sanders 		Others
UCS/LA Times/SurveyMonkey [176] 12423.0%October 29 – November 3, 201548%1%2%28%Other 3%
Undecided 19%
Quinnipiac
University [177] 		4804.5%October 29 – November 2, 201553%1%0%35%Wouldn't vote 2%
Don't know 9%
Morning Consult [178] 10152.0%October 29 – November 1, 201556%—2%26%Other 7%
Undecided 10%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [179] 4004.9%October 25–29, 201562%—3%31%Other 1%
Undecided 2%
Investor's Business Daily/TIPP [180] 3565.3%October 24–29, 201548%—2%33%Someone else 7%
Unsure 8%
Refused 2%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [181] 12263.7%October 27–29, 201550%1%1%30%Someone else 5%
Wouldn't vote/Don't know 12%
No answer 1%
Ipsos/Reuters [182] 6762.7%October 24–28, 201553%—2%33%Wouldn't vote 12%
YouGov/Economist [183] 20003%October 23–27, 201561%1%2%29%Other 1%
No preference 6%
Morning Consult [184] 6882%October 22–25, 201553%—5%26%Someone else 6%
Undecided 10%
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Joe
Biden 		Lincoln
Chafee 		Hillary
Clinton 		Lawrence
Lessig 		Martin
O'Malley 		Bernie
Sanders 		Jim
Webb 		Others
Ipsos/Reuters [185] 8953.8%October 17–21, 201516%1%45%—1%29%—Undecided 9%
Morning Consult [186] 8952.0%October 15–19, 2015—1%56%—1%24%1%Other 6%
Undecided 12%
ABC News/Washington Post [187] 4443.5%October 15–18, 201516%0%54%—1%23%1%None 2%
Not Voting 1%
Other 1
Undecided 1%
Monmouth University [188] 3405.3%October 15–18, 201517%< 1%48%1%< 1%21%1%Other 0%
No one 3%
Undecided 9%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [189] 4003.9%October 15–18, 201515%0%49%—1%29%2%None 2%
Undecided 2%
Other 0%
Emerson College Polling Society [190] 3903.4%October 16–17, 2015—0%68%—3%20%1%Other 2%
Undecided 6%
CNN/ORC [191] 10243%October 14–17, 201518%< 1%45%< 1%< 1%29%1%Someone else 2%
No-one 2%
No answer 2%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [192] 18573.2%October 13–15, 201510%0%45%0%1%31%1%Someone else 2%
Wouldn't Vote 9%
No answer 1%
Ipsos/Reuters [193] 5303.0%October 10–14, 201516%1%51%—2%24%—Wouldn't Vote 6%
Fox News [194] 353—October 10–12, 201519%0%45%< 1%1%25%< 1%Don't Know 5%
YouGov/Economist [195] 6332.8%October 8–12, 201520%1%48%1%2%23%0%No preference 6%
Morning Consult [196] 8622%October 8–10, 2015—1%54%—1%22%1%Don't Know 15%
Reuters/Ipsos [197] 6244.5%October 9, 201520%< 3%41%—< 3%28%< 3%Wouldn't Vote 8%
CBS News [198] 3436%October 4–8, 201516%< 0.5%46%< 0.5%< 0.5%27%2%Don't Know 5%
—1%56%< 0.5%1%32%2%Don't Know 4%
Fairleigh Dickinson University [199] 3395.3%October 1–5, 201517%< 1%45%< 1%1%23%1%Other 1%
Wouldn't Vote 3%
Don't Know 7%
Public Policy Polling [200] 5514.2%October 1–4, 201520%1%42%0%1%24%2%Not Sure 9%
Google Consumer Surveys/IJ [201] 10042%September 30 – October 3, 201514.8%1.3%37.6%—1.3%38.4%1.3%Elizabeth Warren 5.3%
IBD/TIPP [202] 3445%September 26 – October 1, 201522%—42%——18%—
Centre College [203] 2296.3%September 24 – October 1, 201517.8%1.4%31.3%—1.4%30.4%0.8%Don't know 16.9%
USA Today/Suffolk [204] 4305%September 24–28, 201520%1%41%< 1%0%23%< 1%Other < 1%
Undecided 14%
Pew Research Center [205] 3875.7%September 22–27, 20158%—45%——24%—Other 2%
Don't Know 21%
NBC/WSJ [206] 2566.1%September 20–24, 201517%0%42%—0%35%1%None 1%
Other 4%
—0%53%—1%38%1%None 2%
Not sure 4%
Other 1%
Reuters/Ipsos [207] 6184.5%September 19–23, 201515%0%40%—2%30%0% Andrew Cuomo 2%
Kirsten Gillibrand 1%
Wouldn't vote 10%
Fox News [208] 3815%September 20–22, 201518%0%44%< 1%2%30%1%None of the above 2%
Don't know 3%
Bloomberg/Selzer [209] 3755.1%September 18–21, 201525%0%33%—1%24%2%Other 8%
Undecided 7%
Quinnipiac [210] 5874%September 17–21, 201518%0%43%0%0%25%0%Someone else 2%
Wouldn't vote 2%
Don't know 10%
Morning Consult [211] 955 ?%September 18–20, 2015—1%49%—2%28%1%Undecided 13%
Zogby Analytics [212] 5154.3%September 18–19, 2015——52%—3%24%2%Undecided 19%
CNN/ORC [213] 3925%September 17–19, 201522%0%42%—1%24%0%Someone else 2%
No one 4%
No opinion 2%
NBC/SurveyMonkey [214] 17743.2%September 16–18, 201515%< 1%41%< 1%1%29%1%Other 3%
Undecided 9%
Reuters/Ipsos [215] 6424.4%September 12–16, 201518%0%46%—0%25%1% Andrew Cuomo 1%
Kirsten Gillibrand 1%
Wouldn't vote 8%
YouGov/Economist [216] 651 ?%September 11–15, 201519%1%45%—1%26%1%Undecided 6%
Other 1%
Morning Consult [216] 955 ?%September 11–13, 2015—0%54%—2%24%2%Don't know/No opinion 12%
Someone else 6%
CBS News/New York Times [217] 351 [218] 6%September 9–13, 201515%1%47%—0%27%1%Don't know 7%
Reuters/Ipsos [219] 6684.4%September 7–11, 201516%1%39%—2%31%0% Andrew Cuomo 2%
Kirsten Gillibrand 1%
Wouldn't vote 9%
ABC News/Washington Post [220] 356 ?%September 7–10, 201521%1%42%—2%24%1%None of these 5%
No opinion 3%
Would not vote 1%
Other 1%
Reuters/Ipsos [221] 6254.4%September 5–9, 201514%1%42%—3%28%— Andrew Cuomo 2%
Wouldn't vote 10%
Emerson College Polling [222] 3924.9%September 5–8, 201521%—48%—1%21%1%Undecided 7%
Other 2%
CNN/ORC [223] 2595%September 4–8, 201520%—37%—3%27%2%No one 4%
No opinion 1%
Monmouth University [224] 3395.3%August 31 – September 2, 201522%0%42%—1%20%1%Other 0%
No one 4%
Undecided 10%
Public Policy Polling [225] 5454.2%August 28–30, 2015—1%55%1%4%20%3%Undecided 15%
Morning Consult [226] 913 ?August 28–30, 2015—1%52%—1%23%2%Other 8%
Undecided 14%
Rasmussen Reports [227] 5364%August 23–24, 2015—2%50%—2%24%2%Other 10%
Undecided 10%
Reuters/Ipsos [228] 3565.9%August 15–19, 201512%1%47%—1%23%1% Andrew Cuomo 4%
Kirsten Gillibrand 1%
Wouldn't vote 11%
17%—48%——29%—Wouldn't vote 6%
Morning Consult [229] 8843.3%August 14–16, 2015—1%50%—3%24%1%Other/Don't Know 21%
CNN/ORC [230] 3585.0%August 13–16, 201514%0%47%—2%29%1%Someone else 4%
None/No one 3%
No opinion 0%
Fox News [231] 4014.5%August 11–13, 201510%0%49%—1%30%1%Other 1%
None of the above 3%
Don't know 4%
Morning Consult [232] 896 ?August 7–9, 2015—1%56%—4%19%2%Other 6%
Undecided 12%
Reuters/Ipsos [233] 4045.5%August 1–5, 201514%1%52%—1%17%1% Andrew Cuomo 3%
Kirsten Gillibrand 0%
Wouldn't vote 11%
Zogby (Internet)/ University of Akron [234] 4594.7%August 3–4, 201521%—48%—3%15%2%Undecided 10%
Economist/YouGov [235] 4994%July 31 – August 4, 201513%1%51%—1%21%2%No preference 10%
Morning Consult [236] 860 ?July 31 – August 3, 2015—1%60%—2%16%2%Other 6%
Undecided 13%
Fox News [237] 4994%July 30 – August 2, 201513%1%51%—1%22%1%Other 1%
None of the above 3%
Don't know 6%
Monmouth University [238] 4294.7%July 30 – August 2, 201512%0%52%—2%16%2%Other 2%
No one 3%
Undecided 11%
CBS News [239] 3625.3%July 29 – August 2, 201511%1%58%—1%17%2%None of them 4%
Don't know/No answer 7%
NBC/WSJ [240] 2536.16%July 26–30, 2015–1%59%—3%25%3%Other 1%
None 4%
Not sure 4%
Gravis Marketing/One America News [241] 8032.5%July 29, 20158%2%55%—3%18%5%Elizabeth Warren 9%
Emerson College Polling [242] 4814.4%July 26–28, 20159%1%54%—2%33%1%Other 1%
Reuters/Ipsos [243] 5054.9%July 25–29, 201512%0%58%—1%15%1% Andrew Cuomo 3%
Kirsten Gillibrand 1%
Wouldn't vote 9%
Quinnipiac [244] 6813.8%July 23–28, 201513%0%55%—1%17%1%Someone else 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
DK/NA 11%
CNN/ORC [245] 3925.0%July 22–25, 201515%0%56%—0%19%1%Someone else 4%
None/No one 3%
No opinion 1%
Reuters/Ipsos [246] 4065.5%July 18–22, 201510%2%51%—1%18%5% Andrew Cuomo 5%
Kirsten Gillibrand 1%
Wouldn't vote 8%
Public Policy Polling [247] 4964.4%July 20–21, 2015–3%57%—2%22%5%Not sure 12%
ABC News/Washington Post [248] 3574.0%July 16–19, 201512%0%63%—1%14%2%Other 2%
None of these 3%
Would not vote 1%
No opinion 2%
Fox News [249] 382July 13–15, 20158%1%59%—1%19%1%Other 1%
None of the above 4%
Don't know 5%
Reuters/Ipsos [250] 3815.7%July 11–15, 201510%1%51%—2%16%3% Andrew Cuomo 4%
Kirsten Gillibrand 2%
Wouldn't vote 12%
USA Today/Suffolk [251] 434 ?July 9–12, 20158%0%59%—0%14%2%
Monmouth University [252] 3575.2%July 9–12, 201513%0%51%—1%17%1%Other 0%
No one 2%
Undecided 15%
Reuters/Ipsos [253] 5045.1%July 4–8, 20158%1%52%—3%21%1% Andrew Cuomo 3%
Kirsten Gillibrand 3%
Wouldn't vote 8%
The Economist/
YouGov [254] 		309July 4–6, 20158%0%55%—0%24%1%Other 4%
No preference 8%
——64%——29%—Not sure 4%
I would not vote 3%
Reuters/Ipsos [255] 5404.8%June 27 – July 1, 201511%3%49%—1%20%2%Andrew Cuomo 4%
Kirsten Gillibrand 2%
Wouldn't vote 8%
The Economist/
YouGov [256] 		348June 27–29, 20159%0%59%—2%19%1%Other 1%
No preference 9%
CNN/ORC [257] 4904.5%June 26–28, 201516%0%57%—1%14%2%Someone else 4%
None/No one 5%
No opinion 1%
Fox News [258] 375June 21–23, 201511%0%61%—1%15%2%Andrew Cuomo 3%
Other 1%
None of the above 2%
Don't know 5%
Fairleigh Dickinson University [259] 3455.5%June 15–21, 2015—0%63%—3%15%—Other 1%
Wouldn't Vote 3%
Don't Know 14%
NBC News/Wall Street Journal [260] 2476.24%June 14–18, 2015—0%75%—2%15%4%Other 1%
None 2%
Not Sure 1%
Public Policy Polling [261] 4714.5%June 11–14, 2015—4%65%—5%9%4%Not Sure 12%
Monmouth University [262] 3505.2%June 11–14, 201512%0%57%—1%12%2%Other 0%
No one 2%
Undecided 14%
Reuters/Ipsos [263] 1628± 2.8%Jun 6–10, 201513%2%49%—4%16%2%Andrew Cuomo 3%
Kirsten Gillibrand 2%
Wouldn't vote 10%
19%—53%——22%—Wouldn't vote 7%
Fox News [264] 1006 ?May 31 – June 2, 20158%1%57%—4%11%2% Elizabeth Warren 7%
Andrew Cuomo 1%
Other 1%
None of the above 2%
Don't know 6%
CNN/ORC [265] 433± 4.5%May 29–31, 201514%0%60%—3%10%1%Someone else 7%
None/No one 5%
No Opinion 1%
ABC/Washington Post [266] 1001± 3.6%May 28–31, 201514%1%62%—2%10%2%Other 2%
None of these 3%
Would not vote 1%
No Opinion 2%
Quinnipiac University [267] 748± 3.6%May 19–26, 20159%1%57%—1%15%1%Someone else 1%
Wouldn't vote 2%
Don't know 14%
Fox News [268] 370± 5%May 9–12, 20156%0%63%—0%6%2%Elizabeth Warren 13%
Andrew Cuomo 2%
Other 1%
None of the above 2%
Don't know 6%
The Economist/
YouGov [269] 		314± 4.6%May 9–11, 20157%—64%—0%16%1%Other 4%
No preference 8%
——71%——19%—Not Sure 7%
I would not vote 2%
Public Policy Polling [270] 600± 4%May 7–10, 2015—5%63%—2%13%6%Not sure 11%
The Economist/
YouGov [271] 		329± 4.2%May 2–4, 201513%—58%—2%17%0%Other 2%
No preference 8%
——68%——20%—Not Sure 10%
I would not vote 2%
The Economist/
YouGov [272] 		329± 4.1%April 25–27, 20157%—59%—2%10%1%Other 7%
No preference 15%
Fox News [273] 388± 5%April 19–21, 20159%0%62%—1%4%0%Elizabeth Warren 12%
Andrew Cuomo 3%
Other 0%
None of the above 4%
Undecided 5%
36%1%——4%4%1%Elizabeth Warren 24%
Andrew Cuomo 7%
Other 0%
None of the above 13%
Undecided 11%
Quinnipiac University [274] 469± 4.1%April 16–21, 201510%0%60%—3%8%1%Other 0%
Wouldn't vote 3%
Undecided 14%
40%1%——8%11%4%Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 5%
Undecided 30%
CNN/ORC [275] 458± 4.5%April 16–19, 201511%1%69%—1%5%3%Other 5%
None/No one 3%
No opinion 2%
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Joe
Biden 		Hillary
Clinton 		Andrew
Cuomo 		Martin
O'Malley 		Bernie
Sanders 		Elizabeth
Warren 		Jim
Webb 		Others
Monmouth University [276] 356± 5.2%March 30 –
April 2, 2015		16%60%—2%7%—1%Other 0%
No one 2%
Undecided 12%
34%—4%4%8%18%3% Cory Booker, Deval Patrick 3%
Kirsten Gillibrand 2%
Joe Manchin, Terry McAuliffe 1%
Brian Schweitzer 0%
Other 0%
No one 1%
Undecided 18%
Fox News [277] 397± 5%March 29–31, 201512%61%3%2%3%11%1%Other 1%
None of the above 3%
Don't know 3%
42%—9%4%3%22%3%Other 1%
None of the above 8%
Don't know 8%
Public Policy Polling [278] 449± 4.6%March 26–31, 20157%54%—3%6%14%2%Other/Undecided 13%
ABC News/Washington Post [279]  ?± 6%March 26–29, 201512%66%—< 0.5%5%12%1%Other/
None of these/
Wouldn't vote/
No opinion 3.5%
CNN/ORC [280] 466± 4.5%March 13–15, 201515%62%—1%3%10%1%Other 6%
None/No one 2%
No opinion 1%
16%67%—1%5%—1%Other 6%
None/No one 2%
No opinion 1%
Rasmussen Reports [281]  ?± ?March 8–9, 201530%——2%7%31%6%Undecided 13%
McClatchy-Marist [282] 462± 4.6%March 1–4, 201513%60%—1%5%12%1%Undecided 9%
Quinnipiac University [283] 493± 4.4%February 26 –
March 2, 2015		10%56%—0%4%14%1%Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
Undecided 14%
35%——1%7%25%3%Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 2%
Undecided 25%
Public Policy Polling [284] 310± 5.6%February 20–22, 201516%54%—1%5%12%2%Other/Undecided 10%
CNN/ORC [285] 475± 4.5%February 12–15, 201515%60%—1%3%12%2%Other 4%
None/No one 2%
No opinion 1%
Fox News [286] 390± 5%January 25–27, 201517%55%4%2%3%12%1%Other 0%
None of the above 2%
Undecided 3%
37%—14%4%5%21%1%Other 0%
None of the above 10%
Undecided 7%
Public Policy Polling [287] 386± 5%January 22–25, 201515%60%—1%2%10%1%Other/Undecided 11%
Rasmussen Reports 648± 4%January 18–19, 20156%59%—2%4%12%3%Other 5%
Undecided 9%
The Economist/
YouGov 		353± ?January 10–12, 20157%61%—0%3%17%2%Brian Schweitzer 1%
Other 0%
No preference 9%

Polls conducted in 2014

Polls in 2014
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Joe
Biden 		Hillary
Clinton 		Andrew
Cuomo 		Martin
O'Malley 		Bernie
Sanders 		Elizabeth
Warren 		Jim
Webb 		Others
CNN/ORC 469± 4.5%December 18–21, 20148%66%1%1%3%9%1%Deval Patrick 0%
Other 6%
None/No one 2%
No opinion 2%
ABC News/Washington Post Archived 2014-12-21 at the Wayback Machine 346± 6%December 11–14, 201414%61%—0%4%13%3%None of these 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
No opinion 2%
Monmouth University Archived 2014-12-17 at the Wayback Machine 386± 5%December 10–14, 20142%48%1%—2%6%—Other 1%
No-one/No Democrat 7%
Undecided 32%
Fox News 409± 5%December 7–9, 201410%62%2%1%3%12%1%None of the above 5%
Undecided 5%
McClatchy-Marist 429± 4.7%December 3–9, 201411%62%—1%4%9%1%Undecided 11%
CNN/ORC 457± 4.5%November 21–23, 20149%65%1%0%5%10%1%Deval Patrick 1%
Other 4%
None/No one 3%
No opinion 1%
41%—7%4%7%20%3%Deval Patrick 2%
Other 5%
None/No one 8%
No opinion 4%
Quinnipiac University Archived 2016-03-13 at the Wayback Machine 610± 4%November 18–23, 20149%57%—1%4%13%1%Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
Undecided 14%
34%——2%6%25%2%Other 2%
Wouldn't vote 1%
Undecided 28%
Rasmussen Reports  ?± ?November 20–21, 20147%62%—2%—17%2%Other/Undecided 10%
ABC News/Washington Post Archived 2014-10-19 at the Wayback Machine  ?± ?October 9–12, 201413%64%—1%1%11%2%None of these 3%
No opinion 5%
McClatchy-Marist 408± 4.9%September 24–29, 201415%64%—2%4%8%1%Undecided 6%
Fox News 438± 4.5%July 20–22, 201412%64%5%1%—9%—Other 0%
None of the above 4%
Don't know 4%
CNN/ORC 449± 4.5%July 18–20, 20148%67%4%2%—10%—Other 6%
None/No one 2%
No opinion 1%
Quinnipiac Archived 2016-04-05 at the Wayback Machine 610± 4%June 24–30, 20149%58%4%1%—11%—Brian Schweitzer 1%
Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
Don't know 15%
Saint Leo University 286± ?May 28 – June 4, 20148%61%4%1%0%5%—Cory Booker,
Kirsten Gillibrand,
John Hickenlooper,
Deval Patrick 2%
Mark Warner 1%
Amy Klobuchar,
Brian Schweitzer 0%
Other 3%
Don't know/Not sure 9%
ABC News/Washington Post 380± 6%May 29 – June 1, 201412%69%2%2%2%7%1%Brian Schweitzer 1%
Other 0%
None of these 2%
No opinion 2%
CNN/ORC 481± 4.5%May 29 – June 1, 2014—63%—————More conservative Democrat 20%
More liberal Democrat 11%
No opinion 6%
CNN/ORC 466± 4.5%May 2–4, 2014—64%—————More conservative Democrat 19%
More liberal Democrat 13%
No opinion 5%
Fox News 395± 5%April 13–15, 201414%69%2%1%—6%—None of the above 4%
Don't know 3%
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Joe
Biden 		Cory
Booker 		Hillary
Clinton 		Andrew
Cuomo 		Kirsten
Gillibrand 		Martin
O'Malley 		Brian
Schweitzer 		Mark
Warner 		Elizabeth
Warren 		Others
CNN/ORC 801± 5%March 7–9, 201413%—64%4%—4%3%——Other 6%
None/No one 5%
No opinion 1%
Public Policy Polling 429± 4.7%March 6–9, 201411%3%66%3%1%2%1%0%5%Other/Not Sure 7%
37%5%—10%4%3%1%1%12%Other/Not Sure 27%
—12%—19%6%4%1%3%19%Other/Not Sure 37%
CNN/ORC 334± 5.4%January 31 – February 2, 2014——70%——————More conservative Democrat 15%
More liberal Democrat 10%
No opinion 5%
Public Policy Polling 334± 5.4%January 23–26, 20147%2%67%2%1%1%1%1%7%Other/Not Sure 10%
32%7%—7%3%1%2%2%16%Other/Not Sure 31%
—11%—13%4%2%3%1%24%Other/Not Sure 43%
Washington Post-ABC News Archived 2015-04-30 at the Wayback Machine 455± 3%January 20–23, 201412%—73%—————8%Other 1%
None/no one 2%
No opinion 3%
Quinnipiac Archived 2014-03-27 at the Wayback Machine 803± 3.5%January 15–19, 20148%—65%3%—1%1%—7% Howard Dean 2%
Other 1%
Don't know 13%

Polls conducted in 2013

Polls in 2013
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Joe
Biden 		Cory
Booker 		Hillary
Clinton 		Andrew
Cuomo 		Kirsten
Gillibrand 		Martin
O'Malley 		Brian
Schweitzer 		Mark
Warner 		Elizabeth
Warren 		Others
Fox News 412± 5%December 14–16, 201312%—68%4%—1%——7% Deval Patrick 1%
None of the above 2%
Don't know 6%
Public Policy Polling 453± ?%December 12–15, 201310%2%66%2%—2%1%—6%Howard Dean 2%
John Kerry 2%
Other/Not Sure 7%
35%7%—7%—4%1%—13%John Kerry 13%
Howard Dean 4%
Other/Not Sure 16%
—13%—14%—7%2%—24%Other/Not Sure 40%
Farleigh Dickinson University 412± ?%December 9–15, 20135%—63%1%————9%Other 11%
Don't know 11%
Quinnipiac Archived 2014-02-09 at the Wayback Machine 1095± 3%December 3–9, 20138%—66%3%—0%1%—7%Howard Dean 1%
Other 1%
Wouldn't vote 1%
Don't know 12%
McClatchy-Marist 466± 4.5%December 3–5, 201312%—65%3%—1%——9%Undecided 9%
45%——11%—4%——25%Undecided 15%
CNN/ORC 374± 5%November 18–20, 201312%—63%5%—2%——7%Other 6%
None/No one 3%
No opinion 3%
43%——15%—6%——17%Other 8%
None/No one 7%
No opinion 4%
NBC News 428± 5.5%November 7–10, 2013——66%——————Another Democrat 14%
Wouldn't vote 2%
Don't know 18%
Rasmussen  ?± ?November 7–8, 201310%—70%3%—————Don't know 17%
Public Policy Polling 400± 4.9%October 29–31, 201312%1%67%2%0%2%0%1%4%Other/Not Sure 12%
27%6%—6%4%3%1%1%19%Other/Not Sure 33%
—14%—13%3%4%1%2%23%Other/Not Sure 39%
Quinnipiac Archived 2014-02-09 at the Wayback Machine September 23–29, 201311%—61%2%—0%—1%7%Don't know 17%
Rasmussen ± ?%September 16–17, 201311%—77%——————Other 6%
Undecided 6%
CNN/ORC 448± 4.5%September 6–8, 201310%—65%6%—2%——7%Other 4%
None/No one 5%
No opinion 2%
Rasmussen 1000± 3%August 1–2, 201312%5%63%< 5%—————Deval Patrick < 5%
Antonio Villaraigosa < 5%
Unsure ~5%
Public Policy Polling 418± 4.7%July 19–21, 201312%3%52%2%5%1%2%1%6%Other/Not Sure 17%
34%4%—10%3%3%2%2%13%Other/Not Sure 29%
—8%—11%5%2%4%3%20%Other/Not Sure 47%
McClatchy-Marist 426± 4.7%July 15–18, 201313%—63%6%—1%———Unsure 18%
Poll sourceSample
size		Margin
of error		Date(s)
administered		 Joe
Biden 		Hillary
Clinton 		Andrew
Cuomo 		Kirsten
Gillibrand 		Martin
O'Malley 		Deval
Patrick 		Brian
Schweitzer 		Mark
Warner 		Elizabeth
Warren 		Others
Public Policy Polling 589± 4%May 6–9, 201313%63%4%1%2%1%1%3%3%Other/Not Sure 10%
38%—13%2%3%3%1%3%10%Other/Not Sure 26%
——25%5%5%6%1%4%17%Other/Not Sure 38%
Quinnipiac 650± 3.8%April 25–29, 201313%65%4%—1%1%—1%—Other 1%
Not sure 14%
45%—15%—3%6%—2%—Other 1%
Not sure 28%
Farleigh Dickinson University 373± 5.1%April 22–28, 201312%63%3%——————Other 12%
Not sure 11%
Public Policy Polling 666± 3.8%March 27–30, 201318%64%3%1%1%1%1%2%5%Other/Not Sure 6%
49%—10%7%1%2%2%3%11%Other/Not Sure 15%
——22%5%8%4%1%5%18%Other/Not Sure 36%
Public Policy Polling 416± 4.8%January 31 –
February 3, 2013		19%58%3%1%1%0%0%1%8%Other/Not Sure 9%
57%—5%4%1%2%0%3%13%Other/Not Sure 14%
——25%3%5%3%2%4%21%Other/Not Sure 36%
Public Policy Polling 400± 4.9%January 3–6, 201316%57%4%1%3%2%1%2%4%Other/Not Sure 10%
——19%5%7%6%2%4%16%Other/Not Sure 40%

See also

General election polling
Democratic primary polling
Republican primary polling

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Statewide polls for the 2016 United States presidential election are as follows. The polls listed here, by state, are from January 1 to August 31, 2016 and provide early data on opinion polling between a possible Republican candidate against a possible Democratic candidate.

This is a list of opinion polls taken on the presidency of Donald Trump in 2019. Polls throughout the year showed that more disapproved of Trump than approved of him, generally by a margin of between five and fifteen percentage points. The polls also showed that the margin may have been stronger or weaker in some states, when compared with the national polls.

This page lists nationwide public opinion polls that have been conducted relating to the 2016 United States presidential election in Florida, contested by Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Gary Johnson and Jill Stein. The state was won by Donald Trump with 49.02% of the vote against 47.82% for Hillary Clinton.

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