Using DU's new online poll zeal: Hillary Clinton Overwhelming Choice In Latest Presidential Poll

[wyldwolf]

HILLARY CLINTON is the overwhelming favorite in the latest results of ALLIANCE RADIO NETWORKS' weekly PIOLIN PRESIDENTIAL POLL, which tracks Hispanic-Americans’ voting preferences for the 2016 U.S. Presidential election.

The poll is the brainchild of EDDIE SOTELO -- known to his fans as “PIOLIN." His nationally syndicated weekday morning radio show, "El Show de PIOLIN," surveyed tens of thousands of Hispanic-Americans, asking, “Whom do you plan to vote for for President of the U.S.?”— via www.elshowdepiolin.net and on PIOLIN’s FACEBOOK page, currently with over 2.3 million likes.

According to the online poll tracking respondent preferences for the DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL candidates for the week of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th through WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 75% of respondents said that they planned to vote for HILLARY CLINTON for President in the 2016 elections. In second place in this week’s poll is Sen. BERNIE SANDERS, with 12.5% of respondents. VP JOE BIDEN came in third, with 11.4% of respondents, while Sen. JIM WEBB followed, attracting the votes of 1.1%.

http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/146687/hillary-clinton-overwhelming-choice-in-latest-piol

Sandernistas can freep next week's poll. They missed it this week.

[bowens43]

1. Never underestimate the gullibility of the american voter......

[DanTex]

2. No kidding. A lot of them seem to think that self-selecting internet polls are meaningful.

[AgingAmerican]

7. But when EVERY poll says the same thing?

That is called a 'Trend'


1. C-SPAN: Sanders (7.2k) |Clinton (938)
2. TIME: Sanders 60% | Clinton 12%
3. CNN: Sanders 81% | Clinton 12%
4. Drudge: Sanders 61% (126,448 votes) | Clinton 6.74% (13,925 votes)
5. Dailykos: Sanders 59% (7,970 votes) | Clinton 34% (4,659 votes)
6. Slate: Sanders 75% | Clinton 18%
7. Syracuse: Sanders 78.11% (3,190 votes) | Clinton 15.77% (644 votes)
8. Fox5: Sanders 77.35% (30,248) | Clinton 15.86% (6,204 votes)
9. MSNBC: Sanders 81% | Clinton 12%
10. Wishtv8: Sanders 77.65% | Clinton 13.15%
11. Advocate: Sanders 77% | Clinton 19%
12. Nationalreview: Sanders 558 votes | Clinton 39 votes
13. 9news: Sanders 8.9k votes | Clinton 2.2k votes
14. Wwnc: Sanders 78% | Clinton 15%
15. Philadelphia.cbslocal: Sanders 81.03% | Clinton 14.56%
16. Postonpolitics: Sanders 84% | Clinton 10%
17. AJC: Sanders +225 -20 | Clinton +62 -108
18. Controversialtimes: Sanders 84.42 | Clinton 10.39
19. Tcpalm: Sanders 74% | Clinton 18%
20. WRIC 8NEWS: Sanders 75% | Clinton 6%
21. WGY: Sanders 68% | Clinton 12%

[wyldwolf]

12. organized freeping by Sandernistas

[AgingAmerican]

13. So it's a conspiracy!?!

A fiendish plot!! My, oh my! This is so rich!

[wyldwolf]

14. no, it's a tried and true method. The only ones pushing conspiracies are Sandernistas.

[AgingAmerican]

16. Tell us more about this fiendish plot!

By underhanded Sanders supporters to click up every possible debate poll, and focus group, on the whole interweb!1!!

[Historic NY]

3. ...

[left-of-center2012]

4. ALLIANCE RADIO NETWORKS' weekly PIOLIN PRESIDENTIAL POLL

What?
Who?
Huh?

[wyldwolf]

8. the new poll standard - accepted by Bernie Sanders supporters.

[left-of-center2012]

18. Well, I'm a long time Bernie supporter

But after watching Hillary in the debate, I'm liking her a lot !

I'm thinking Bernie could win in November 2016 after a hard fought fight,
but I think Hillary would win in a walk.

(This will probably get me shot)

[NCTraveler]

5. More scientific than any pundit.

Can't help it, one of the best lines I have read.

[ucrdem]

6. 75% sounds reasonable.

And unless Piloin is a Clinton operative which I doubt this sounds more objective than the notorious "social media" polls that got Berned Tuesday night.

[reformist2]

9. I believe the results of that online poll are accurate.

[wyldwolf]

10. they must be. Sandernistas have been telling us online polls are almost infallible.

[reformist2]

11. It's been my experience that Hispanics are very pro-Clinton.

[Ron Green]

15. 2016 is a real test for America, and we may fail it.

Electing Hillary Clinton would set back, by years, the transformative work that must be done to our political economic system - if we are to have a sustainable and habitable world.

But lots of these polls indicate it may be too late.

[wyldwolf]

17. kick