Bernie Sanders
Related: About this forumIowa Caucus Poll
CBS has Hillary ahead of Bernie by 3% --> http://2016iowacaucus.com/hillary-retakes-lead-over-sanders-cbs-newsyougov-poll/
BUT there is also an online poll on that page for folks who find the website and vote --> he's beating her by 15% there (go vote!!)
This is going to come down to turn-out, y'all.
Hoping the millennials come through for us.
portlander23
(2,078 posts)3% is not a very wide margin. It very well may come out to which group of supporters really wants it that day.
TBF
(32,029 posts)Sample: 1342 Registered Voters
Conducted: October 15-22, 2015
Margin of Error: ±4.8%
So it's within the margin of error. We need turn-out for Bernie and I think we can accomplish that the same way we did w/Obama - internet presence. Reddit, Twitter etc.
Fawke Em
(11,366 posts)Millennials about how to work a caucus.
Just showing up isn't going to help, from what I understand. I admit that I don't know much about caucusing and I'm not a Millennial. But, I figure that if I don't, and I've been voting for many, many years, then they probably know less.
TBF
(32,029 posts)changing your status to democrat (which I did -I had never before declared for either party), and showing up to sign your name (which I did) - and then I stayed late to count signatures because I had been named co-precinct chair (by the actual precinct chair who wanted some help).
It was a great experience and I encourage you to get involved locally (hey, I even went door to door for Obama here in TX!)
Fawke Em
(11,366 posts)Ours is pretty simple: it's an open primary. Easy to vote in IF you register to vote (and, as a Southern state, yes, the GOP has tried to restrict who can vote with IDs, etc.)
I was just relaying that I thought educating new voters about how and when and where to caucus or primary is key. Many of Bernie's supporters are new to voting.
SamKnause
(13,091 posts)Bernie 54%
Hillary 39%
SoapBox
(18,791 posts)Use the link...poll is to the right side!
Vincardog
(20,234 posts)Iowa Caucus Poll
Who should be the 2016 Democratic nominee?
Bernie Sanders (54%, 4,131 Votes)
Hillary Clinton (39%, 2,968 Votes)
Martin OMalley (7%, 502 Votes)
Total Voters: 7,601