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Republicans Are Fed Up With Their Party, But Fired Up For 2016

GOP voters see their party as deeply divided, but are happy with their presidential contenders.
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Republican Activists Turn To Outsider Candidates

Is this election an anomaly, or will the party restore its grip on the nomination process?
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Gallup Bows Out Of Primary Polling

Pollsters and pundits react to Gallup's decision to forgo primary horserace polling. Presidential poll results vary depending on how the pollsters ask about it. And two-fifths of Americans know someone who's been killed or committed suicide with a gun. This is HuffPollster for Friday, October 9, 2015
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You Know What Else Makes It Hard To Read The 2016 Race? Poll Methods

They likely affect candidates' numbers, but in different ways.
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A Staggering Percentage Of Americans Know Someone Who Was Killed With A Gun

Black Americans are especially likely to know someone who was fatally shot.
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Even Americans Who Favor Gun Control Aren't Very Optimistic About It

The nation is divided over whether stricter laws would pass -- or stop mass shootings.
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Republicans Don't Just Hate John Boehner, They Also Dislike The Rest Of The Congressional GOP

More than half of Republicans don't approve of GOP legislators.
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Surveys Show Fading Support For Donald Trump

Donald Trump's support among Republicans is starting to fade, but outsider candidates remain strong. Anger defines the 2016 Electorate. And yet another mass shooting is unlikely to galvanize public opinion. This is HuffPollster for Friday, October 2, 2015
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Pollsters Debate If Modern Surveys Can Be Trusted

Pollsters debate whether surveys can be trusted when response rates are low and samples aren't random. A new study examines who gets missed by online surveys. And polls this week show early signs that Trump might be stalling. This is HuffPollster for Friday, September 25, 2015
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Some Republicans Less Likely to Support Donald Trump Out Loud

Some Republicans may be reluctant to share their support for Donald Trump with a stranger on the telephone. Bernie Sanders' poll support matches where Barack Obama stood at this time in 2007, but there's a catch. And a Republican pollster warns that voter discontent could spur primary upsets. This is HuffPollster for Friday, September 18, 2015
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