On April 26, primary voters head to the polls in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island – bringing with them another 172 delegates up for grabs. If the polling trends hold up, Donald Trump is set to sweep all five states. In Pennsylvania, recent data shows Trump with between a 14% and 20% lead at 40-46% of the vote.  The Franklin & Marshall poll has Trump leading for both men and women and in all income classes. A CBS News/YouGov poll in the state places Trump well ahead among the GOP contenders for electability in the general election (47%, vs. 24% for Ted Cruz and 29% for John Kasich), understanding of people like you (45%, vs. 28% for Cruz and 27% for Kasich), being effective at getting things done (57%, vs. 18% for Cruz and 25% for Kasich), being authentic (45%, vs. 24% for Cruz and 31% for Kasich), and being optimistic (48%, vs. 24% for Cruz and 28% for Kasich). Some other interesting findings come out of this survey.  Only...(Read Full Post)