Survey USA: Hillary Defeats Obama in Kentucky 58% to 29%

[indimuse]

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=93b1b163-e67d-4e0b-b06f-174b4c7542b5


Survey USA: Hillary Defeats Obama in Kentucky 58% to 29%


The latest Survey USA Poll finds that Barack Obama is Not even competitive in Kentucky:

Hillary Clinton defeats Barack Obama 58% to 29%, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted for WHAS-TV Louisville and WCPO-TV Cincinnati. . Obama trails by 20 among men, trails by 37 among women.


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[DemVet]

1. Go Hillary!!!!!

[goldcanyonaz]

2. YAY! As big of a margin as in WV.

:woohoo:

[tekisui]

3. Not "Defeats", "leads in Polls" ...

With 7 weeks to go. Hillary may not even still be running by then.

[DerekJ]

4. We know already..It's 2 days old, and was posted something like 4 times now...

She’s always 2000000000 points ahead until Barack steps in. Don't hold your breath.

[joshcryer]

5. Was looking at Survey USA, PA polling has her down in men by 7.

The Bosnia thing probably resulted in a sexist turn of opinion against her, women remain unchanged, probably because they understand politics a bit better and recognize when people embellish and even outright lie for political purposes.

[Eric Condon]

27. Seriously?

Expressing outrage at her blatant lies is now sexist, too?

:nopity:

[cali]

6. Yep. He's got real problems in Appalachia

interesting how poorly he does there. But he will close- even if it's only 10 or 15 points.

[DemGa]

7. Wow, BO is in for a major trouncing --- NT

[scheming daemons]

8. Kentucky & WV... especially WV.... are two states I know well...

....

Racism runs deep there. Very deep.


That's a major part of Obama's problem in those two states.

[CherokeeDem]

13. I Have Said This Before...

KY or WV does not have a lock on racism. There is no more racism or gender bias here than in the majority of this country. Racism is, unfortunately, everywhere. Hillary does well in states like KY and WV, OH, & IN because they tend to be more conservative in view and rural and agricultural with manufacturing areas. You want racism...go anywhere...just don't label any one state as more racist than another. I would strongly suspect that racism exist in CA and NY and even PA, just like everywhere else. Also, Hillary does well in KY because she is more conservative and because this state voted for Bill Clinton in 92 & 96 and is still very popular. Kentucky is just now becoming engaged in the Primary process, while I do believe that Hillary will win KY for the reasons stated above, I think Obama will close the gap some.

PS...Forgot to mention that I live in Lexington, KY.

[otohara]

17. How Sad For Two States

to stick out like sore thumbs as being the racist states.

[PBS Poll-435]

28. LOL. How Sad For You!

Talk about a solution in search for a problem.....

Who was the last Democrat to win Kentucky & West Virginia in the general election? Hint - He won both of them (twice.)

Come to think of it, this looks a lot like a Hillary vs. McCain map...

http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/national.php?off=0&year=1996

[otohara]

30. Let Me Guess....The White Clinton

and based on the primary polls, it looks like they prefer the white candidate far more than the multi-racial one. So I'm to believe a 30 point advantage has nothing to do with race.

[PBS Poll-435]

32. Believe what you want, but the last Democrat to win these states

Was a Clinton.

And seriously, why are there not claims of racism against Obama's 80%+ African-American support?

[otohara]

34. Oh Probably Because AA Are Beaming

with pride vs being racist.

[PBS Poll-435]

35. LOL? What?

And Clinton's supporters can't be "beaming w/ pride?"

They don't want "Change"
They just want someone the "Change it Back" (Before President Pretzel)

[otohara]

36. Sure They Are

especially women. Shoot, I used to tear up in the beginning of this campaign when thinking about Hillary. That ended however when she started her mocking and it's just gone downhill ever since.

What's with the LOL's, are you insulting me? Does that make you feel better?

[PBS Poll-435]

40. No....

I asked it it was racist for Obama to have 80%+ African-American support. You said they were not racist, that they were proud.

So can't the mirror opposite be true also?


<ETA> I was not mocking you at all, and I am sorry if it came across that way.

[BigDDem]

18. Here comes da racist card.....

tattered around the edges but going strong

[Joe the Revelator]

21. Remember when she was up by those margins in PA

Yeah, then they started campaigning.

[PBS Poll-435]

29. Only in your head...

WV & KY love the Clintons. Bill actually carried both states. Twice.

[Vinca]

9. Kentucky is what . . . 2 months away? The numbers remind me of Texas

and we know who ended up winning Texas.

[goldcanyonaz]

10. Clinton and Obama tied in delegates in MO and that state hasn't moved into the tied column.

He won MO by 10,000 votes, she won TX by 100,000 votes.

[Vinca]

11. We count delegates in the primary, not popular vote.

Because some states hold caucuses, the Clinton notion about snagging the nomination by popular vote is not a fair one. (What a shocker.) I'm all for changing the system to straight, popular vote, but that isn't what we have now.

[rodeodance]

26. But the Big states wins is a good argument for Hillary with the SD.

[totodeinhere]

39. No, because even though Obama lost some big blue states in the primaries...

he will still win them in the general. There is no way that McCain will win blue states such as California, New York, or Massachusetts no matter who the nominee is.

[Vinca]

41. No, actually, it's a silly argument. It is highly likely you could run

a Democratic tree stump in the states Hillary won and it would go blue in November. If Barack is the nominee, the states won't automatically go red.

[bowens43]

12. she can win kentucky and PA and she still doesnt get the nomination.

[rug]

14. And if you add Indiana, West Virginia and Puerto Rico?

[Jersey Devil]

23. Guam will put her over the top

After that it's on to the US Virgin Islands

[TheDoorbellRang]

24. She still needs 65% of the vote in all remaining races

to even come close to closing the gap with him. Even taking Kentucky's numbers right now she's at 58%. I'd guesstimate results there will end up being similar to Tennessee's, which were 54-41 in her favor. Good, but not good enough. :shrug:

[MBS]

15. DEFEATS? Hey, the election doesn't happen for many more weeks

I'm with Tekisul, at #3

[Window]

16. It's a good thing we don't live and die by polls. LOL!

[SoCalDem]

19. Wait til the vendors in KY, refuse to extend credit to Mrs Bill

and the KY election is a long way off..

That's been Bill's wife's problem for as long as she's been running.. Her reputation & name recognition vastly overstate her actual charm & support..

She's not "all that"..and once she actually arrives in a state and Obama arrives, she either has to cry or have mr Bill sling some racist shit (which she downplays & pretends to not understand), to get the old-folks, poor-folks & females to rally to poor little Mrs Bill..

The thinking population actually likes what Obama has to say, and once they start hearing from him, her support fades faster than the paint job on a '56 Chevy left in the sun for 40 years

[InsultComicDog]

20. So I guess KY is one of the "states that matter" then?

As opposed to any of the states Obama won, that is.

[MethuenProgressive]

22. Thanks, indimuse!

Kentucky has some of the best educated young voters in the nation! No wonder Hillary is doing so well there!

[rodeodance]

25. Thanks for the post

[madrchsod]

31. 58% of the democrats will not vote for obama in the general election?

so they will vote for johnnie boy?


..interesting....

[TahitiNut]

33. Kentucky's primary is scheduled for May 20th ... and I doubt it'll matter at all.

:shrug:

[meow mix]

37. ky is the new firewall.

:rofl:

[EmilyAnne]

38. He's got his work cut out for him in Kentucky, that's for sure.

[anonymous171]

42. whoah. Kentucky...wow.

:rofl:

[Cali_Democrat]

43. poor white uneducated blue-collar folks make up much of Hillary's base

This poll doesn't shock me at all. Places like Kentucky, Ohio, PA, and West Virginia are filled with those folks.

[indimuse]

44. as opposed to what?

? huh? can you say...Cook County?