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Tue Dec 1, 2015, 07:55 PM

UglyGreed (7,661 posts)

16. I am shocked

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Brand Spanking New Ipsos Reuters Poll: Sanders Crushing Clinton in 18-35 Year Old Demographics! [View all]	Attorney in Texas	Dec 2015	OP
New voters are not being polled in most polls. This bodes well for Bernie.	AtomicKitten	Dec 2015	#1
What percentage rate do they vote?	Thinkingabout	Dec 2015	#2
Sort of depends on who your nominee is. Kerry, low turn out. Obama, high turn out. Polling indicates	Attorney in Texas	Dec 2015	#4
The youth vote made a difference in 2008 and 2014.	merrily	Dec 2015	#30
How did the youth turnout for the primaries? That's what we're talking about.	George II	Dec 2015	#32
We'll see in a couple of months.	merrily	Dec 2015	#35
I was talking about the primaries in 2008 (none in 2012 nor a Presidential election in 2014)	George II	Dec 2015	#36
Yes, I understood that. In a couple of months, we'll see how the youth vote turns out for this	merrily	Dec 2015	#37
In Presidential Elections They Turn Out, and are key to Democratic victory	mikekohr	Dec 2015	#20
Two problems.	hay rick	Dec 2015	#22
This is a big problem, it is their future more than the 70 year old, more important for them to	Thinkingabout	Dec 2015	#24
Absolutely.	hay rick	Dec 2015	#25
They do vote.	merrily	Dec 2015	#29
I believe the 18-29 age demographic has among the worst turnouts over the years.	George II	Dec 2015	#31
57% to 29% is still a pretty good spanking. nt	Cali_Democrat	Dec 2015	#3
Not in a national poll. It would be a bad number in an Iowa or New Hampshire poll.	Attorney in Texas	Dec 2015	#7
Except there are 48 states other than Iowa and New Hampshire	Cali_Democrat	Dec 2015	#10
You understand that those 48 states votes much later on the calendar, right? In fact, the nomination	Attorney in Texas	Dec 2015	#12
I'm familiar with the calendar	Cali_Democrat	Dec 2015	#14
Now all we have to do is get them to the primaries	Kalidurga	Dec 2015	#5
Message auto-removed	Name removed	Dec 2015	#6
As part of a trend, yes. If this poll was out of the mainstream for prior national polls, it would	Attorney in Texas	Dec 2015	#9
We've been saying the primaries run state by state all along. We're feeling alright.	Ed Suspicious	Dec 2015	#11
Huge margin for Clinton. Nt	NCTraveler	Dec 2015	#8
That 57% to 29% is with Dems only...If you include independents it is 45% to 30%	Cheese Sandwich	Dec 2015	#13
Hey look!	retrowire	Dec 2015	#15
I am shocked	UglyGreed	Dec 2015	#16
There appears to be an even newer Reuters poll within this one.	PotatoChip	Dec 2015	#17
too bad people over 34 get to vote	captainarizona	Dec 2015	#18
Nationwide Polling is meaningless right now. Only about 10% of the electorate is paying attention.	Quixote1818	Dec 2015	#19
Given the electoral college, nationwide is not very precise.	merrily	Dec 2015	#27
Also looks like he's winning the Very Conservative too...	kjones	Dec 2015	#21
But can we get them to register AND vote?	Ferd Berfel	Dec 2015	#23
Where have "we" been trying to get them registered?	merrily	Dec 2015	#26
In My Bernie Group	Ferd Berfel	Dec 2015	#33
Great! Because if they are registered and understand the importance of the primary, they will vote.	merrily	Dec 2015	#34
True. In Illinois we have some time	Ferd Berfel	Dec 2015	#38
That's exactly what we all need to be doing	Attorney in Texas	Dec 2015	#39
HUGE K & R !!! - Thank You !!!	WillyT	Dec 2015	#28

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