THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

New Poll: Trump And Clinton Tied In Critical Swing States With Donald Trump now the presumptive nominee for the GOP and Hillary Clinton cruising to victory in the Democratic primary, our attention now turns to the critical swing states that will likely decide the outcome of the 2016 general election. With six months to go before voters head to the poll in the general election, a new poll by Quinnipiac University shows that in at least three of those states-- Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania--Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are locked in a neck-and-neck race. Quinnipiac University reports (read) Is Ted Cruz Planning On 'Un-Suspending' His Campaign? Following his defeat in the Indiana primary, Texas Senator Ted Cruz suspended his Presidential campaign, citing a "foreclosed" path to the GOP nomination. Now, however, it seems Cruz might be having a change of heart. Over the past few days, Senator Cruz has made several statements which suggest that he is leaving the door open to continuing his challenge against presumptive nominee Donald Trump. CNN reports that Cruz has no plans to release his delegates from at least three states: Kansas, Oklahoma, and his home state of Texas. CNN reported: Cruz sent a letter to Republican state parties in at least Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas on Monday informing them that he plans to keep the delegates he won bound to him. "Although I have suspended my campaign for the Republican Party nomination for President of the United States, I do not release any Republican National Convention delegates bound to me as a result of the 2016 delegate selection process that took place in your state," Cruz wrote in a letter to Kelly Arnold, the chair of the Kansas GOP and obtained by CNN. Cruz has also in recent days suggested that he could conceivably reevaluate his campaign should he emerge victorious in Tuesday's Nebraska primary...(continue reading)