If anyone thinks there’s not an ideological bias inherent in the delivery of political polls, you only need to read the first paragraphs from the latest Monmouth University Polls of New Hampshire voters (Full Poll Pdf included below):
Donald Trump maintains his sizable edge in the New Hampshire Republican primary according to the latest Monmouth University Poll. Ben Carson has rocketed to the second spot and John Kasich holds onto third, while Jeb Bush has dropped from second place into a tie for fifth. These findings come at a time when Republican voters express deep dissatisfaction with the party’s national leadership, making these results seem like an “airing of grievances” akin to the Festivus episode of Seinfeld.

Nearly 3-in-10 (28%) likely GOP primary voters in New Hampshire currently back Donald Trump for the presidential nomination, with Ben Carson (17%) and John Kasich (11%) the only other candidates registering double digit support. Following them are Ted Cruz (8%), Carly Fiorina (7%), Jeb Bush (7%), Rand Paul (4%), and Marco Rubio (4%). Scott Walker and Chris Christie each earn 2%, and none of the other six candidates tested registered more than 1%  (link)
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