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2016 Postmortem

Jarqui

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13. To be consistent, at a glance, the demographics favor Sanders

Reply to Robbins (Original post)

Fri Jan 22, 2016, 04:23 PM

Jan 2016

here both in sex (too many men, not enough women) and age(too much youth, not enough aged) and therefore, Clinton's lead in NV is likely significantly larger.

I expect Sanders would tighten it up but it's probably not nearly as tight as this poll suggests.

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Nevada Poll-Clinton 47%(-4) Bernie 43%(+4) O'Malley 3% [View all] Robbins Jan 2016 OP

K&R nt Live and Learn Jan 2016 #1

Oh boy oh boy. And it's a caucus state too. Go Bernie go! nt thereismore Jan 2016 #2

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2016 #3

I think that's more than a bit of a stretch Mufaddal Jan 2016 #10

Whoa! And after he wins Iowa and NH, those numbers are going to shoot through the roof! in_cog_ni_to Jan 2016 #4

I'd call that a surge - and one that would render South Carolina a lot less important. Betty Karlson Jan 2016 #5

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2016 #6

Overtime? Okey dokey KingFlorez Jan 2016 #7

Wouldn't rely on Overtime Politics. HerbChestnut Jan 2016 #8

+1 Dawson Leery Jan 2016 #11

Yeah, well if Sanders doesn't win CONVINCINGLY in New Hampshire- I mean Iowa- I mean Nevada- Still In Wisconsin Jan 2016 #9

If you're depending on Overtime Politics polls, you're MineralMan Jan 2016 #12

To be consistent, at a glance, the demographics favor Sanders Jarqui Jan 2016 #13

Overtime Politics! OilemFirchen Jan 2016 #14