July 10, 2014 - The latest 2016 presidential poll shows former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton  continues to dominate the Democratic field  , while potential Republicans White House contenders are grouped together in an apparent tight race.

Clinton received 58% of those polled. Her closest  competitor is Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts with 11%. The remaining Democratic rooster is  Vice President Joe Biden with 9% , New York Governor Andrew Cuomo with 4% , Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley with 1% and Senator Senator Brain Schweitzer of Montana also with 1%.

On the Republican side Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has 11%, followed by former Florida Governor Jeb Bush , former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie all at 10%.

The next tier of GOP White House hopefuls is Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan, Senator Ted Cruz and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walter all locked in at 8%.

The remaining tier of Republicans is Senator Marco Rubio of Florida at 6%, Texas Governor Rick Perry at 3%, former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania at 2% and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal at 1%.

In potential November 2016 general election match up the results are as follows:

Clinton 47%  Christie  38%. Clinton 49% Paul  40%. Clinton 48% Bush 41%. Clinton 48% Ryan 41%. Clinton 49% Huckabee 40%.

In other Republican news , the GOP selected Cleveland , Ohio to be the site of the 2016 Republican National Convention.