2016 Electoral College

Comparison of Best Polled Candidate Combinations in Pennsylvania [20 EV]

Most Recent Poll (middate): 2016-11-05 00:00 UTC

Last Poll Update: 2016-11-08 12:19 UTC

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Clinton Trump
45.1% 43.5%
 
Clinton up by 1.6%
(Weak Clinton)

The average currently includes 7 polls spanning the last 6.0 days.

Clinton vs Trump Pennsylvania Details

Clinton Bush
43.8% 41.6%
 
Clinton up by 2.2%
(Weak Clinton)

The average currently includes 5 polls spanning the last 1.5 years.

Clinton vs Bush Pennsylvania Details

Clinton Cruz
46.6% 39.6%
 
Clinton up by 7.0%
(Strong Clinton)

The average currently includes 5 polls spanning the last 8.3 months.

Clinton vs Cruz Pennsylvania Details

Clinton Rubio
42.6% 43.4%
 
Rubio up by 0.8%
(Weak Rubio)

The average currently includes 5 polls spanning the last 1.1 years.

Clinton vs Rubio Pennsylvania Details

Clinton Huckabee
48.2% 38.8%
 
Clinton up by 9.4%
(Strong Clinton)

The average currently includes 5 polls spanning the last 1.8 years.

Clinton vs Huckabee Pennsylvania Details

 

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