New Arizona Poll (Merrill): Clinton 50 - Sanders 24 - Undecided 26

[brooklynite]

http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/MerillPollprimariesPR.pdf

The Merrill Poll was conducted March 7-11, 2016. The statewide sample included 300
registered Republicans and 300 registered Democrats who are most likely to vote. Fifty-nine
percent of the interviews were conducted in Maricopa County, 16 percent in Pima county, and 25
percent in Arizona’s other counties. Forty-eight percent were women and 52 pecent were men.
The sampling error was plus or minus 5.4 percent for each group of voters.

[Jackie Wilson Said]

1. I was just laughing to myself, I can tell if a poll is going to show

Hillary winning or Bernie based on the poster's name posting it.



Not picking on you, just saying.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. Wow... What happened to his firewall...

Upward and onward to the least populous and most homogeneous states in the union I guess...

I just saw Tad Devine on MSNBC. He looked shook.

[book_worm]

3. After Michigan I don't fully trust polls anymore

besides too many undecideds--it could still get much closer. Still if it were true and the undecideds broke two-thirds to Bernie--Clinto would still get around 58% of the vote.

[MaggieD]

4. Bernie is toast - bernt toast

I honestly feel that from this point forward he is simply embarrassing himself, even if he wins a few caucus states. With his upcoming losses in PA, NJ, NY, MD, DC he is just going to look foolish.

[ColesCountyDem]

6. People are wanting to vote their consciences

It's about being heard, and Sen. Sanders intends to be the vehicle for those people.

[LonePirate]

5. AZ is a closed primary like FL. That gender breakdown will likely flip on Tuesday.

I suspect the final result will be around +10 for Clinton but anything above that would not surprise me given this week's results in FL.

[taught_me_patience]

7. Undecideds = Bernie supporters jumping off the bandwagon nt