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NBC News doesn't mention Trump or Republicans in its headline. Scroll down to second half of article for Trump news.
9/6/15, "Bernie Sanders Leads Hillary Clinton by 9 in New Hampshire, Gains in Iowa: Poll," NBC News, Mark Murray
"Trump ahead in both Iowa and New Hampshire" (subhead, scroll down).
Iowa
Trump 29
Carson 22
Bush 6
Fiorina 5
Paul 5
Walker 5
Cruz 4
Jindal 4
Rubio 4
New Hampshire
Trump 28
Kasich 12
Carson 11
Bush 8
Fiorina 6
Christie 5
Cruz 5
Paul 5
Walker 4
Rubio 3
"Meanwhile, in the Republican presidential race, Donald Trump now
holds a seven-point lead in Iowa and a 16-point one in New Hampshire.
In
the Hawkeye State, Trump gets the support from 29 percent of potential
GOP caucus-goers, while Ben Carson receives 22 percent. There's a steep
drop off after that: Jeb Bush gets 6 percent; Carly Fiorina, Rand Paul
and Scott Walker get 5 percent; and Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Bobby
Jindal are at 4 percent.
In July, Walker was ahead of the Iowa
Republican field at 19 percent, Trump was second at 17 percent and Bush
was third at 12 percent.
In the Granite State, Trump is at 28
percent — followed by John Kasich at 12 percent, Carson at 11 percent,
Bush at 8 percent and Fiorina at 6 percent; Walker is down to 4 percent.
Back in July, the top three in New Hampshire were Trump (21
percent), Bush (14 percent) and Walker (12 percent). View the full Iowa poll here....View the full New Hampshire poll here....
The NBC/Marist poll
of Iowa was conducted Aug. 26-Sept. 2 of 998 registered voters (margin
of error +/- 3.1 percentage points), 390 potential GOP caucus-goers (+/-
5.0) and 345 potential Democratic caucus-goers (+/- 5.3).
The NBC/Marist poll
of New Hampshire was conducted Aug. 26-Sept. 2 of 966 registered voters
(+/- 3.2%), 413 potential GOP primary voters (+/- 4.8) and 356
potential Democratic primary voters (+/- 5.2)."
image from NBC News
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9/6/15, Kasich Super PAC has poured millions into New Hampshire:
"Kasich has built a strong foundation in New Hampshire. A super
political action committee, or super PAC, has spent millions of dollars
to promote him on television there. And he visits frequently. Kasich
held several town hall-style forums there last week and will return
Monday for a two-day swing that includes a Labor Day parade and house
party hosted by former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown.
When NBC News/Marist last checked in on New Hampshire,
Kasich had climbed to fourth, behind Trump, Bush and Walker. Since then
other polls have shown him surpassing Bush, who is about to hit the
state's airwaves with a $500,000 ad buy.
The latest poll of New Hampshire Republicans has a margin of error of 4.8 points."...
9/6/15, "John Kasich sits at second place in new NBC News/Marist New Hampshire poll," Cleveland.com
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8/27/15, "Kasich super PAC spends $5M on-air in New Hampshire," CNN
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