On a hypothetical presidential ballot, Hillary Clinton comes out ahead of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, Rand Paul, and Paul Ryan, with women and African-Americans overwhelmingly supporting Clinton in each match-up. The GOP favorites for presidential nominee were Rand Paul and Chris Christie, each at 17%. Rand Paul was the top choice for “very liberal” and “very conservative” voters.
“There’s been a decent amount of Kasich 2016 buzz recently,” said Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. “But he doesn’t have a lot of support for President in his home state.”
House Speaker John Boehner’s approval rating was 20-59, including 34% of Republicans disapproving. Support for recognition of gay couples is strong: 69% of voters support either civil unions or marriage. 64% of 18-45-year-olds support same-sex marriage.
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