New York: New Siena poll shows Democrats ahead

The results of a new poll, conducted by Siena in New York, were released on April 11. In the survey participants were asked, whether they would vote for democrat Hillary Clinton or republican Donald Trump, assuming that these two candidates would win the primaries. Of those who responded, 57.0% revealed that they would vote for the Democrats, whereas 34.0% indicated that they would give their vote to the Republicans. The poll was conducted from February 28 to March 3 among 800 registered voters. The margin of error is +/-4.1 points.

Converting these results into two-party vote shares yields figures of 62.6% for the democrat Clinton and 37.4% for the republican Trump. The vote share for the democrats is 1.8 percentage points under the average results of other polls in New York.

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