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Headline Roundup April 20th, 2015

Poll: GOP Field Tight

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No one is dominating the Republican field in CNN's poll - except Hillary Clinton
No one is dominating the Republican field in CNN's poll - except Hillary Clinton

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One of the benefits of media outlets polling on the same question over and over is that it allows us to see trends. (Was that too earth-shattering a revelation for your Monday morning? Too bad.)

In the new CNN / ORC poll out Monday , two Trends Are clear. First, in the Murky Republican field, Marco Rubio and Scott Walker Have Seen the best Continued improvement. And, Second, no one of Either Party IS getting very Close to Hillary Clinton.

. Here's how the Republican field has evolved In several...

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As campaigns launch, CNN/ORC poll finds GOP field stays tight
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With the ranks of declared 2016 presidential candidates growing, a new CNN/ORC poll finds the contests for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations solidifying around two key points: Hillary Clinton dominates everyone on the Democratic side, while no one has broken out of the pack on the Republican side.

The recent formal entries into the Republican race by Marco Rubio, Rand Paul and Ted Cruz have stirred up the GOP field somewhat, but still, no clear leader has emerged. The new poll finds Jeb Bush has held on to the...

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Hillary galvanizes the press, earning twice as much recognition as Repubicans: Poll
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Does the news media favor Hillary Clinton? Analysts bicker about it even as journalists scramble after the Democratic hopeful wherever she may be - though formal press conferences are a rarity in her campaign so far. A new poll, however, suggests that the press is at least very eager to cover Mrs. Clinton, and it’s having an impact: 66 percent of Americans now say they’ve heard “a lot” about Mrs. Clinton’s presidential intentions. Only 46 percent say they’ve heard a lot about the 2016 election itself - and far less...

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