And the hits keep on coming in New Hampshire, where Clinton appears to be down to Fiorina by 8 points, 50 percent to 42 percent.
It’s important to keep in mind that the election is still a year out (an eternity in politics), and Fiorina would still have to secure the nomination to go up against Clinton in the first place, so popping the champagne at this point would be premature. That said, the latest national polls indicate major trouble ahead for the former Secretary of State in 2016.
Nick Arnold is a researcher for American Principles In Action.
