From Pollster.com, "2016 National Democratic Primary" as of today:

[George II]

Hillary Clinton 54.7% +37.3%
Bernie Sanders 17.4%
Joe Biden 12.0%
Jim Webb 1.5%
Martin O'Malley 1.4%
Lincoln Chafee 0.8%
Undecided 10.0%
Other 2.8%

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/2016-national-democratic-primary

[artislife]

1. Good thing we aren't voting today. nt

[JackInGreen]

2. Didn't you hear?

They held the election last night. Hill won. Now everyone move along, nothing to see here, OYE YOU! NO QUESTIONING HER GRACE!

[artislife]

3. And is her VP Donald Trump?

I knew I should have checked the news last night, but I am in a house where I can see all of Game of Thrones. I like their dragons better than ours!

[JackInGreen]

5. I think he'll settle for Hand when she takes the throne

He's a good Lannister man after all.

[artislife]

7. Heh! nt

[William769]

4. Kick & Recommended.

[Sheepshank]

6. Holding steady.....I actually expected more ups and downs

perhps once the debates begin there will be some news to report. As it stands stomp peeches don't seem to be changing the numbers very much in any direction.

I for one, appreciate her very strong standing, it's gotta make the Republicans quake just a little.

[Cosmic Kitten]

9. holding steady?

Hillary is dropping according to the aggregate!
Did you look at the graph?

And, Bernie is rising!

[Godhumor]

12. Bernie is leveling, as predicted

The only wild card at this point is Biden.

[Cosmic Kitten]

13. Leveling? What are the numbers?

He's storming the pacific northwest this weekend.

He needs bigger venues frequently due
to the overwhelming demand.

Name one other candidate who has
that logistical "problem".

Yeah, he's leveling....
with the American people about our
corrupt government.

[SonderWoman]

15. The graph seems to show she is nearly exactly where she started.

Are we looking at the same graph?

[Cosmic Kitten]

10. It's not even a "national poll", it's an aggregate.

It has a trend line with Hillary dropping...
slowly but surely.

But some want to spin it as "good news"

[Cosmic Kitten]

11. Since April she dropped from 61% to 54%

[Sheepshank]

14. Single digit ups and downs when it's *this* high is holding pretty steady

I'll be sure start worrying if you think it's necessary

[demwing]

17. 11.5% drop

61% down to 54% is an 11.5% drop (100%-(54/61)=11.5%). Whether you worry or not is your own business.

[Sheepshank]

18. I was refering to more establish numbers rather that fact void one provided

thanks.

[demwing]

21. The poll averges show Clinton @ 61.2% in April, and @ 54.2% in Aug.

What facts are "void"? Do you challenge the math, the aggregate polls, or just the fact that Hillary is down 11.5% from April?

[Sheepshank]

22. I stick by my statement that unless there is a wild and unyeilding fluctuation

this is all part of the normal ups and downs.

I don't find 7 points alarming at this stage in the game. I find it still quite static and measured. It will be interesting where Bernies numbers go when the public finally gets to hear "all" about him and not just the cherry picked, spoon fed information.

[demwing]

24. Your statement was that Cosmic Kittens post was void of facts

which is clearly not true.

Just because you don't like these facts doesn't make any less factual

[SonderWoman]

16. She started at 58% now she's at 55%

She's actually holding very steady, especially considering the constant media assault.

[MineralMan]

19. Polling seems to have stabilized for now.

Sanders is hovering near 20%, nationally. Clinton has stayed above 50%, which is high for a primary race. Her lead is going to be very difficult to overcome, I think. Unless something dramatic occurs, I suspect any changes will be small. If Biden enters the race, he'll probably jump to second place, taking a few points from both Hillary Clinton and Sanders.

[okasha]

20. This is looking good.

I don't see Biden jumping in this late with such low numbers, so most of his support will go to Hillary. And despite all the yatter, the Bern isn't going to get lift-off chugging along under 20%. If he can't do better than that, he won't even be able to get on some state ballots. He's looking more and more like a niche candidate.

[Cha]

23. Mahalo George!