Recent Post NH State Poll Results

[CajunBlazer]

Most of the polling emphasized to date has been the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary polls, and polls of other states have flown under the radar. Now that Iowa and NH are in our rear view mirror, it time to focus on recent polling in the other states. Courtesy of Real.ClearPolitics.com:

Wednesday, February 10

Oklahoma Democratic Presidential Primary (The Oklahoman) Clinton 44, Sanders 28
Clinton +16

Monday, February 8

Arkansas Democratic Presidential Primary (Talk Business/Hendrix College) Clinton 57, Sanders 25
Clinton +32

Michigan Democratic Presidential Primary (FOX 2 Detroit/Mitchell) Clinton 57, Sanders 28
Clinton +29

Michigan Democratic Presidential Primary (IMP/Target Insyght) Clinton 62, Sanders 30
Clinton +32

North Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary (High Point) Clinton 55, Sanders 29
Clinton +26

New York Democratic Presidential Primary (Siena) Clinton 55, Sanders 34
Clinton +21

Friday, February 5

Georgia Democratic Presidential Primary (WSB-TV/Landmark 9) Clinton 63, Sanders 22
Clinton +41

Friday, January 29

Michigan Democratic Presidential Primary (FOX 2 Detroit/Mitchell) Clinton 61, Sanders 34
Clinton +27

Thursday, January 28

South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary (NBC/WSJ/Marist) Clinton 64, Sanders 27,
Clinton +37

Pennsylvania Democratic Presidential Primary (Franklin & Marshall) Clinton 46, Sanders 29, O'Malley 2
Clinton +17

Wisconsin Democratic Presidential Primary (Marquette) Clinton 45, Sanders 43,
Clinton +2

Texas Democratic Presidential Primary (KTVT-CBS 11) Clinton 50, Sanders 16
Clinton +34

Sunday, January 24

South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary (CBS News/YouGov) Clinton 60, Sanders 38,
Clinton +22

Minnesota Democratic Presidential Caucus (Star Tribune/Mason-Dixon) Clinton 59, Sanders 25,
Clinton +34

Friday, January 22

Oklahoma Democratic Presidential Primary (Sooner Poll/News 9/News on 6) Clinton 41, Sanders 16
Clinton +25

Wednesday, January 20

Florida Democratic Presidential Primary (Florida Atlantic University) Clinton 62, Sanders 26,
Clinton +36

North Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary (PPP) Clinton 59, Sanders 26
Clinton +33

Tuesday, January 19

Maryland Democratic Presidential Primary (Gonzales Research) Clinton 40, Sanders 27,
Clinton +13

[pwatson6953]

1. First Post

This is my first post to DU although I have read it for a very long time. As a Hillary supporter I am extremely concerned with what I am seeing in the voting public. I cannot name the poll but a just released poll for Nevada shows a 45 - 45 tie. Hopefully this is just an outlier but please someone talk me off the ledge. I cannot envision a Bernie Sanders presidency.

[CajunBlazer]

2. Please provide a link to the poll results

[HillDawg]

3. It's from..

Free Bacon, who, if you look at their website, seems like an anti-Hillary site. Their poll has it tied 45-45, but also noted that Hillary has actually gained a point since NH, so take those poll results with a grain of salt. Nevada is a very tough place to poll as it is.

[Treant]

7. TargetPoint Nevada

I did an OP on that: http://www.democraticunderground.com/110746295

It's interesting that, with questions that loaded, they still couldn't push it further than a tie!

[Chichiri]

4. But... but... what about Alaska?

The last poll there was Clinton 44, Sanders 41, Clinton +3. That's within the margin of error! That's 16 pledged delegates in the bag, baby!

[Treant]

6. Vermont, too!

How will we ever live without Vermont's delegates?

[CajunBlazer]

10. I understand the Clinton organization is...

....making a big push to get commitments from all of Vermont's super delegates so that Bernie will not even win his home state.

Ooooh, imagine the ruckus that would cause.

[Treant]

11. As of right now...

Sanders has 2 to Clinton's 4.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Democratic_Party_superdelegates,_2016

...and I had not realized that Madame Secretary was up to 415 to the Senator's 14.

[pwatson6953]

5. Thanks for the Update

Glad to hear that Free Beacon poll is an outlier. I am sure that it will be spun differently in the general discussion threads. By the way I don't think I have seen this site as virulently anti a democratic candidate ever. That really concerns me that someone as distinguished as Secretary Clinton is being held up as the devil. I don't mind reading policy critiques of a candidate, but the level of right wing talking points makes me wonder who is trolling this site.

[Gothmog]

8. Thanks for posting