Poll: Who would get your vote for US president?

Two Democratic and four Republican candidates are still hoping to clinch the nomination from their respective parties.

By Catherine Healy Sunday 13 Mar 2016, 9:58 AM

Mar 13th 2016, 9:58 AM 147,879 Views 136 Comments

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TENSIONS HAVE BEEN rising in the US election campaign after Donald Trump faced angry protests at weekend rallies in Kansas City and Chicago.

Trump is leading the Republican race with wins in 15 of 27 states so far – much to the despair of the GOP establishment.

Hillary Clinton remains the favourite to win the Democratic nomination but suffered a surprise loss to Bernie Sanders in Michigan on Tuesday.

How do you feel about the way things have been shaping up over there?

This morning’s poll: Who would you like to see as the next US president?

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Poll: Who would get your vote for US president?