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CajunBlazer

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17. It is strange...
Wed Feb 24, 2016, 07:01 PM
Feb 2016

But keep in mind that there will be small states, especially in New England such as NH and Vermont where Bernie is way ahead. Also in other non-diverse there are other states such as Iowa and Kansas where Bernie is about even or perhaps a bit ahead. Those bring down the average of Hillary overall lead.

Southern and big states are a lot more more diverse with the potential to give Hillary large delegate leads. We have already gone through caucus and primary states where Bernie had the advantage and he is one pledged delegate behind, not to mention the super delegates who are pledged to Hillary and that number is growing everyday. We are about to enter a segment of the campaign were Bernie will be a huge disadvantage.

Also individual polls, no matter how well structured, can be off. And this doesn't even sound like a good national poll.

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