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Trump and Carson lead Republican candidates

Construction magnate Donald Trump and former neurosurgeon Ben Carson lead the way in a poll about the preferences of Republican voters for their candidate in the presidential election 2016 of the year.

A CBS / New York Times poll released on Tuesday showed that Trump supported 27 percent of voters, and Carson supported 23 percent.

None of the numerous former and current senators and governors participating in the struggle for the presidential nomination gained double-digit numbers in the polls conducted in recent days. Florida's former governor, Jeb Bush, son and brother of two former US presidents, ranked third with six percent, whereas in early August he had 13 percent. Meanwhile, Carson's popularity has since grown strongly - then he received only six percent.

Neither Trump nor Carson had previously held any elected office, but both candidates are popular with voters because of their anti-Washington rhetoric and conservative positions on social issues such as abortion and the rights of sexual minorities.

Both candidates criticized both the current Democratic President Barack Obama, whom the Constitution prohibits running for the third time, and the leaders of the Republican-controlled Congress, whom they accuse of being too willing to compromise with the Democrats on key issues.

The first ballots in the long selection process for candidates from each party will begin only on February 1, when the caucuses are held in the agricultural state of Iowa (and voters often change their minds during the campaign). According to a CBS / New York Times poll, only 37 percent of Republicans have finally decided who they will vote for, while 63 percent think that it is too early to make a final choice.

Another poll conducted by The Washington Post and ABC News showed that 56 percent of registered voters do not consider Trump to be a suitable presidential candidate.

The Republican establishment is still unable to resist the popularity of Trump, who has gained fame through the construction of skyscrapers and casinos, as well as his own TV show. Trump himself often calls his rivals "losers" and promises to evict millions of illegal immigrants from 11, as well as to build an insurmountable wall on the border with Mexico to prevent the influx of new migrants.

On Monday, speaking at a meeting with voters, Trump called the United States "a dump for the rest of the world."

At the same time, more restrained Carson, with his persistent conservative views, gained popularity as opposed to Trump's sharp image. Carson, a neurosurgeon in the past, became the first doctor who was able to successfully carry out an operation to separate twins, who had grown their heads together.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton continues to lead the polls in the country among Democratic voters, ahead of Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders, a senator from Vermont. However, Clinton's popularity plummeted amid the scandal surrounding the fact that she used a private email account instead of a government one to conduct official correspondence during her tenure as secretary of state. Vice President Joe Biden is also considering the possibility of joining the fight for a democratic nomination at a later stage.

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