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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: New Iowa PPPpoll Sept 22 -->Clinton 43% Sanders 22% Biden 17% [View all]George II
(67,782 posts)54. Those were the only polls that showed Sanders ahead.....but since the beginning of August...
...there have been 10 polls released for the Iowa Caucus.
Seven consistently showed Clinton in the mid-40s up to the 50s, with Sanders pretty much in the high 20s (a couple had him at 30 or a few points higher)
Then those two that showed Sanders ahead by 1 point and 10 points.
Now we're back to the same result that we've had for the last several months - Clinton ahead by 20+ points.
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Using your math, that means THREE QUARTERS of the electorate don't want Sanders!
George II
Sep 2015
#71
"Only 49% of Republicans think the Religion of Islam should even be legal in the United States"
Stallion
Sep 2015
#5
Those were the only polls that showed Sanders ahead.....but since the beginning of August...
George II
Sep 2015
#54
I would suggest that now that the nat'l polls are moving in HRC's favor...
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#69
A thread on DU a bit ago was saying all the negitive press she has been getting.
riversedge
Sep 2015
#10
No, she is a DEMOCRAT, and she is getting the backing of the DEMOCRATIC Party.
George II
Sep 2015
#16
"perhaps Sanders should have considered becoming a Democrat sooner than 5 months ago"
Keep-Left
Sep 2015
#32
Clinton up 49/15 with seniors, 48/19 with women in IA but just 33/32 with younger voters, 36/28 with
riversedge
Sep 2015
#13
We DON'T want a president who voted for the Iraq war, supports Keystone and supports the TPP...
modestybl
Sep 2015
#21
No, HRC hits the RW talking points... in private, among those she feels at home...
modestybl
Sep 2015
#40
Many of us SETTLED for that candidate... we WANTED the anti-war candidates...
modestybl
Sep 2015
#48
As of today... why couldn't she give us that answer months ago... phony and duplicitous...
modestybl
Sep 2015
#84
She wouldn't have taken that position without enormous pressure from Bernie Sanders..
modestybl
Sep 2015
#95
A weak candidate like her that absolutely has lean on big money and super PACs...
modestybl
Sep 2015
#51
On another thread a Sanders supporter claimed her campaign were paying for positive polls! I had to
Metric System
Sep 2015
#31
Do you think a septuagenarian independent from one of the smallest and most homogeneous...
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#74
IMHO, eventually the choice in the GE will be binary and a segment of those who know view her...
DemocratSinceBirth
Sep 2015
#79
Alot of those negatives come from hard core liberals who dont think she is liberal enough.
DCBob
Sep 2015
#80
Q39: If you are 18 to 45 years old, press 1. If 46 to 65, press 2. If you are older than 65, press 3
brooklynite
Sep 2015
#87