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Bernie & Elizabeth 2016!!!
True.
I was looking at the party preference polls over the past 4 years, only one showed Republicans with a majority. It was a Fox gnews poll. 
That Clout Poll--if I can call it a poll--seems like a right-winged poll, plus from what little I could tell about them, they do a LOT of consulting with Republicans. So uh NO @ the Clout poll 
You're also right to say that if that poll says that Hillary is trailing Trump by a few points, she may really be up by double-digits like you're saying.
JOKE of a poll
"odd" cross tabs and polls very much to the right it's not.
In the most recent Fox Poll from around May 19th, it mentioned that Bernie Sanders had a 4 point lead over Trump 46-42% in a GE match-up--down from a 52-39% lead only a month earlier.
Do you honestly believe the black bolded below?
The Fox survey also polled voters on a general election between Trump and Sanders, and found Sanders leads Trump 46% to 42%---that's down from Bernie's lead in Fox's April poll, where the Vermont senator led Trump, 52% to 39%.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/19/politics/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-fox-news-poll/
WorldNetDaily’s Ethically Challenged Pollster
In June 2009, WorldNetDaily began touting “a series of monthly ‘Freedom Index’ polls conducted exclusively for WND by the public opinion research and media consulting company Wenzel Strategies.” The first poll, released June 15, claimed to find that “nearly half of all adults in America believe there has been a decrease in personal freedom under the Obama administration.” This was followed the next day with another poll asserting that Americans “are not only aware of questions about Barack Obama’s constitutional eligibility for office, but almost half are either ‘troubled’ by the questions or believe he should release all relevant documents including his long-form birth certificate.”
It’s unsurprising that WND would hire a pollster who came up with results that meshed nicely with its anti-Obama agenda — Wenzel Strategies would be WND’s ex-pollster if it didn’t.
Indeed, company chief Fritz Wenzel plays that part: Regarding the birther poll, WND quotes Wenzel as saying:
Our polling shows that the questions surrounding Barack Obama’s eligibility to serve as president clearly strike a nerve across America, probably because it is a problem that everybody understands. Every American citizen has a birth certificate, and once in a while we all have to produce them to get a drivers license or gain entrance to school .... And while Obama did get in to the White House, nearly half the country’s adults — 49 percent — are troubled by this issue and still want him to produce his official long-form birth certificate.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/terry-krepel/worldnetdailys-ethically_b_658787.html
A Birther pollster... 
