California Election Poll Has Gary Johnson at 10%

California, the liberal democratic safehaven, is experiencing the election turmoil in a new poll to come out of that state.

The poll, unsurprising in this heavily Democratic state, comes as Trump continues to assert that he can compete with Clinton in the general election in California. No Republican presidential candidate has carried the state since George H.W. Bush in 1988.

Clinton’s 58 percent to 28 percent lead over Trump slips to 24 percentage points when Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson, the choice of 10 percent of likely voters, is included in the poll.

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10% is a big number for a third party in a state like California which equates to millions of votes.  In 2012 Gary Johnson only secured just a million votes nationwide and already he is on the verge of surpassing that number in a monumental way!

The fact that a third party is playing like this in one of the biggest states in the country shows the disconnect that voters have with their choices right now.

3 thoughts on “California Election Poll Has Gary Johnson at 10%

  1. AFH July 7, 2016 / 5:08 pm

    You end with saying that so many people willing to vote for Gary Johnson indicates that voters are more disconnected than ever to the election. I would say that for the first time, voters are ignoring the “wasted vote” lie and becoming VERY connected to this election for the first time in a very long time.

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  2. Stuart Smith July 11, 2016 / 7:19 pm

    You won’t get change in direction if you are not willing to vote for that change!!! #LEGALIZEFREEDOM!!!!

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