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Dem2

(8,166 posts)
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 03:54 PM Dec 2015

2016 New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Primary - Clinton 46%, Sanders 43% (ARG)

1) 2016 New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Primary
Asked of 600 likely voters - democrat
Hillary Clinton (D) 46%
Martin O'Malley (D) 3%
Bernie Sanders (D) 43%
Other 0%
Undecided 7%


http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/polls/arg-23409

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2016 New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Primary - Clinton 46%, Sanders 43% (ARG) (Original Post) Dem2 Dec 2015 OP
Go Team Hillary! leftofcool Dec 2015 #1
If you want to see something done about the 16 million American children living in poverty rhett o rick Dec 2015 #14
the bernie team sabotaged their own campaign when they downloaded Hillary's data. Cha Dec 2015 #19
In perspective that's nothing compared to the 16 million children living in poverty and another rhett o rick Dec 2015 #22
Hoisted on their own petard.. what a shame. Cha Dec 2015 #23
Gloat while you can, but sooner or later the People will over through the Oligarchy rhett o rick Dec 2015 #24
You're gloating. Cha Dec 2015 #26
We want to help those living in poverty, those seniors depending on Social Security and Medicare, rhett o rick Dec 2015 #30
Well, If You Are So Firm In Your Position Then I Imagine That You Are for A Full And COMPLETE CorporatistNation Dec 2015 #34
It's not a matter of my "position" .. those are the facts. Cha Dec 2015 #42
I recall ARG not being a good pollster firebrand80 Dec 2015 #2
No, they're terrible Godhumor Dec 2015 #4
So Clinton COULD BE ahead by 10 percentage points or more. Hoyt Dec 2015 #5
Well sure, but ARG missed in 2008 by vastly overstating HRC support though Godhumor Dec 2015 #10
I believe you are correct. leftofcool Dec 2015 #8
I don't think that's likely firebrand80 Dec 2015 #12
We'll see won't we? Cha Dec 2015 #20
It also could mean madokie Dec 2015 #37
American Research Group has a C- rating from Nate Silver Samantha Dec 2015 #45
Clinton is not resting in any way. NCTraveler Dec 2015 #3
We may not totally agree on politics, but that's a cool hashtag. libdem4life Dec 2015 #6
#feelthebern NCTraveler Dec 2015 #7
Lips sealed. LOL libdem4life Dec 2015 #11
#hillNO #anybodybuthillary peacebird Dec 2015 #28
Happy Holidays. NCTraveler Dec 2015 #29
Our holiday has already passed, but thanks! peacebird Dec 2015 #31
I sure hope they are right. msrizzo Dec 2015 #9
Hillary keeps workin' it like she's 20 points behind! Cha Dec 2015 #21
Yep, Prevaricating Her Ars Off! CorporatistNation Dec 2015 #35
So says a BS fan.. that means less than nothing. Cha Dec 2015 #43
Clinton will almost certainly lose NH. Codeine Dec 2015 #13
NH is one of the few states that Bernie can win. Dawson Leery Dec 2015 #15
Hubris! n/t RoccoR5955 Dec 2015 #17
How many states does the US have again? JonLeibowitz Dec 2015 #33
Bernie should win VT, NH, ME, WI, UT. Dawson Leery Dec 2015 #44
Oh I see. JonLeibowitz Dec 2015 #46
Another poll that seems to have favorable demographics for Clinton Jarqui Dec 2015 #16
If you ask 600 Hillary supporters then those numbers might be correct litlbilly Dec 2015 #18
Personally, I do think Clinton will do a sweep. But. NH and a couple little ones like Utah my go seabeyond Dec 2015 #25
I agree there is some ass kicking going on madokie Dec 2015 #38
Facts vs Hope. I can live with that. Nt. seabeyond Dec 2015 #39
Awesome! Go Bernie! FeelTheBern! peacebird Dec 2015 #27
+/- 4% Rosa Luxemburg Dec 2015 #32
By Definition, The Sampling CANNOT Be Random CorporatistNation Dec 2015 #36
yes Rosa Luxemburg Dec 2015 #40
What's with the random caps? rjsquirrel Dec 2015 #41
Such Bull Shit. Fawke Em Dec 2015 #47
NH is a difficult state to poll acurately. DCBob Dec 2015 #48
Yes, it is Dem2 Dec 2015 #49
 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
14. If you want to see something done about the 16 million American children living in poverty
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 04:46 PM
Dec 2015

don't vote for the Goldman-Sachs supported Oligarchy. The Oligarchy doesn't love you.

 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
22. In perspective that's nothing compared to the 16 million children living in poverty and another
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 08:06 PM
Dec 2015

16 million living in low income homes. Supporting the billionaire's candidate will not change that. They are all about profits and that means more poverty. The only reasons I can imagine for supporting the Oligarchy is 1. the worship of the wealthy or 2. total denial that there are children going to bed hungry.

 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
24. Gloat while you can, but sooner or later the People will over through the Oligarchy
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 09:20 PM
Dec 2015

that you think is your protector.

 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
30. We want to help those living in poverty, those seniors depending on Social Security and Medicare,
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 09:38 PM
Dec 2015

the vets from wars that your candidate supported, college students that have become victims of the 1% loan sharks. We support those that will lose their jobs because of the job killing "Free Trade" agreements that your candidate supports. We support those living where fracking is destroying their water supply that your candidate supports. We support efforts to turn back the Patriot Act and end domestic spying while you seem to accept them. We want to see the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes while your candidate wants to have the 99% pay for everything.

This is a class war and your friend, Goldman-Sachs doesn't care about poverty they want bigger profits. I assume you support that.

CorporatistNation

(2,546 posts)
34. Well, If You Are So Firm In Your Position Then I Imagine That You Are for A Full And COMPLETE
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 09:59 PM
Dec 2015

INVESTIGATION STARTING FROM DAY ONE ? Look'in Forward to it!

Godhumor

(6,437 posts)
10. Well sure, but ARG missed in 2008 by vastly overstating HRC support though
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 04:09 PM
Dec 2015

And I'm saying this as a Clinton supporter. ARG should be taken with a massive grain of salt.

 

NCTraveler

(30,481 posts)
7. #feelthebern
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 04:08 PM
Dec 2015

Hard to beat that one. And a little secret, I love Sanders and his political views. Shhhh.

msrizzo

(796 posts)
9. I sure hope they are right.
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 04:09 PM
Dec 2015

I still think Bernie probably leads, but she may well be cutting into his lead so Go Hillary!

 

Codeine

(25,586 posts)
13. Clinton will almost certainly lose NH.
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 04:35 PM
Dec 2015

ARG is not a reliable pollster, so while I would love to believe this I'm going to call it an outlier and move on.

Dawson Leery

(19,348 posts)
15. NH is one of the few states that Bernie can win.
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 04:48 PM
Dec 2015

Not a big deal if she loses it.
She will win the other 45.

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
46. Oh I see.
Thu Dec 24, 2015, 01:24 AM
Dec 2015

Still, improvement. When he started they said he wouldn't get any traction and then they said only NH and then only NH and Iowa. What next?

 

seabeyond

(110,159 posts)
25. Personally, I do think Clinton will do a sweep. But. NH and a couple little ones like Utah my go
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 09:28 PM
Dec 2015

Sanders. I concede.

Clinton is kicking major ass.

Rosa Luxemburg

(28,627 posts)
32. +/- 4%
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 09:43 PM
Dec 2015

Other polls say that Berns is leading. I really don't think polls are indicative of what is going to happen.

CorporatistNation

(2,546 posts)
36. By Definition, The Sampling CANNOT Be Random
Wed Dec 23, 2015, 10:04 PM
Dec 2015

Because there have been MAJOR Structural Changes in Personal Communication Especially among the younger cohort of voters and potential voters. Not even sought out are those that WILL Vote that previously have not. The polls are for in place to "set" expectations be they relevant to actual results or NOT.

DCBob

(24,689 posts)
48. NH is a difficult state to poll acurately.
Thu Dec 24, 2015, 03:09 AM
Dec 2015

The independent voters which are large percent have the option to vote in either gop or dem primary. So even if they say they are voting dem now they might swtch if the gop contest seems more interesting and consequential. This could hurt Bernie as he is counting on those independents to offset Hillary's lead with actual NH Democrats.

Dem2

(8,166 posts)
49. Yes, it is
Thu Dec 24, 2015, 08:26 AM
Dec 2015

One can only hope that an average of polls, perhaps weighted based on historical accuracy as 538 does, is somewhat close to reality.

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