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Segami

(14,923 posts)
Mon Dec 7, 2015, 03:04 PM Dec 2015

New PPP Polling for NH: Bernie Sanders MUCH Stronger in General

Different day, same story — Bernie does better against Republicans than Hillary in NH. Seems to be a trend. At some point, people need to decide if they’d rather have a Democratic President, or Hillary win the primary, as if that means anything if she loses. Some of these aren’t even CLOSE, between Bernie and Clinton versus Republicans. Look at my final column for +/-. Amazing. At some point, people are going to take notice of this trend: Bernie is better to run against Republicans than Hillary, because he will be better with Independents, and he will drive MUCH higher voting numbers from the left.



DEM % REPUB % +/-

Sanders 45% Rubio 41% +4

Sanders 46% Carson 41% +5

Sanders 48% Fiorina 40% +8

Sanders 47% Bush 38% +9

Sanders 49% Trump 40% +9

Sanders 48% Cruz 38% +10



Clinton 44% Rubio 43% +1

Clinton 45% Carson 43% +2

Clinton 45% Fiorina 44% +1

Clinton 43% Bush 41% +2

Clinton 47% Trump 41% +6

Clinton 47% Cruz 39% +8


http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/12/hassanayotte-knotted-sanders-strongest-in-general.html


http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/12/07/1457722/-New-PPP-Polling-for-NH-Sanders-MUCH-stronger-in-General
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New PPP Polling for NH: Bernie Sanders MUCH Stronger in General (Original Post) Segami Dec 2015 OP
Looks like they both win. Good news for democrats. Agschmid Dec 2015 #1
That's a very nice result for Bernie... ljm2002 Dec 2015 #2
Yup! Segami Dec 2015 #6
Expected, in a largely Caucasian state Zequest Dec 2015 #3
Oh jesus Robbins Dec 2015 #13
Who called whites racist? Zequest Dec 2015 #14
Bernie has great personal numbers in NH so it isn't so surprising. book_worm Dec 2015 #4
Four electoral votes OKNancy Dec 2015 #5
He won't get any electoral votes George II Dec 2015 #9
But Bernie supporters don't trust PPP... brooklynite Dec 2015 #7
Homogeneous. JaneyVee Dec 2015 #8
Your "MUCH" is a bit much..... George II Dec 2015 #10
So, basically a Hillary candidacy turns a fairly safe state into a swing state fbc Dec 2015 #11
K & R AzDar Dec 2015 #12

Robbins

(5,066 posts)
13. Oh jesus
Mon Dec 7, 2015, 06:16 PM
Dec 2015

this largely state went for kerry In 2004 and for Obama In 2008 and 2012.meanwhile the Diverse SC hasn't been won by a dem since carter In 1976.

Unlike most of south white states of Iowa,NH,and Vermont voted obama twice.so stop calling all whites ignorant racists.

book_worm

(15,951 posts)
4. Bernie has great personal numbers in NH so it isn't so surprising.
Mon Dec 7, 2015, 03:22 PM
Dec 2015

As a neighboring Senator he is also pretty well known and liked. Glad both of them are winning.

OKNancy

(41,832 posts)
5. Four electoral votes
Mon Dec 7, 2015, 03:29 PM
Dec 2015

Florida has 29 and I bet he doesn't do that well there or Virginia with 13.
Plus a win is a win and she will win New Hampshire.

George II

(67,782 posts)
10. Your "MUCH" is a bit much.....
Mon Dec 7, 2015, 05:17 PM
Dec 2015

....Sanders is a few points further ahead than Clinton in his neighboring state where, if he doesn't do well he should just hang it up.

 

fbc

(1,668 posts)
11. So, basically a Hillary candidacy turns a fairly safe state into a swing state
Mon Dec 7, 2015, 05:35 PM
Dec 2015

NH has voted democratic in 3 out of the last 4 elections. At this point, NH should not be a state where the democratic nominee is within the margin of error.

How many other blue states become battleground states in the event of a Clinton candidacy? How many swing states will the democrats have to concede as red states?

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