New Hampshire offered surprises in both main battles 2016. While Bernie Sanders enjoys a 27-point advantage in Granite State, Governor Ohio John Kasich, weaker in the Republican race in every respect, he took second place in the up-to-date survey. Secondly, someone else – Donald Trump.
A surprising American research group vote It shows Kasicha with 20 percent votes in New Hampshire. Trump stays stable with 27 percent.
Having only three weeks to the original day, Kasich seems to grow at the right time. But groups such as The American Principles Project (APP) would argue that this is a bad time. They insist, the shaky conservative record of Kasich should worry voters.
The organization emphasizes some areas of anxiety: Kasich supports Common Core more than any other GOP candidate. In terms of marriage, he told conservatives to “move on” and indicated that he would not lean back to defend customary values. Abortion, an increasingly crucial issue for voters, especially in the featherlight of the Video Center for Medical Progress on the planned parenting, is a topic on which Kasich said that the Republicans “focus too much”.
He generally received “F“From the application.
In the up-to-date statement, the President of the Application Frank Cannon responded to Kasich’s shoe out of fear of the future of social conservatism:
“If Marco Rubio took the third or worse in Iowa, and if John Kasich appears as a strong second place, and even the winner of New Hampshire Primary, things will be very interesting very quickly,” said Cannon. “In this scenario, Kasich can easily become a de facto establishment candidate, a coat that Bush and Rubio tried to use. This should apply to social conservatives, because John Kasich is not a friend of our movement. “
