2016 Postmortem

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Sanders now leads Clinton in New Hampshire, Maine, Utah, and Vermont [View all] Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 OP

Very nice. He'll likely carry Colorado as well. PatrickforO Nov 2015 #1

Hillary is still ahead in New Hamshire and Iowa lewebley3 Nov 2015 #105

And 45 other states by huge margins. JaneyVee Nov 2015 #106

Since Sanders was ahead in the last two polls in New Hampshire, that seems unlikely, but you are Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #115

Real Clear Politics has graphs that differ from yours. Progressive dog Nov 2015 #124

Real Clear Politics uses different polls from Pollster and both different graphing methods. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #150

Real Clear politics: Has Hillary enlarging her lead 30 over all: Hillary is crushing Sanders lewebley3 Dec 2015 #145

Reminder: Clinton and Obama, 2007 Hepburn Dec 2015 #146

Obama didn't win: He didn't have enough to degelates to win; They Gave it to him lewebley3 Dec 2015 #153

Well, that was nice of them. Major Hogwash Dec 2015 #155

Yawn: We don't vote nationally. Fawke Em Dec 2015 #147

She crushing Sanders in state polls and delegates lewebley3 Dec 2015 #148

That implies she is ahead in the vote scheduled for national primary, a contest which does not exist Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #151

Did you find these polls at one website? If so, which one? NT Eric J in MN Nov 2015 #2

I cross referenced Pollster, Real Clear Politics, Polling Report, Dailykos, Democratic Underground & Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #5

Outlier polls (with no links) from four small states. onehandle Nov 2015 #3

Facts can be amazing things... LovingA2andMI Nov 2015 #37

Like by whom someone's campaign is financed? Plucketeer Nov 2015 #39

Try to stay on topic, Pluck. Nitram Nov 2015 #126

the polls that show that have missed a vast ocean of voters that roguevalley Nov 2015 #51

Thanks onehandle SCantiGOP Nov 2015 #83

Where did he start? mikehiggins Nov 2015 #4

Ben Franklin 1monster Nov 2015 #24

These are four small states with few delegates and few non-white voters Gothmog Nov 2015 #6

Please feel free to take comfort in that if it helps. I just got tired of "Hillary's winning in 49 Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #8

To my knowledge, no one thinks that Clinton will win Vermont Gothmog Nov 2015 #15

Fine, 48.. iamthebandfanman Nov 2015 #21

Don't wanna piss on your day or cast further doubt on our state, but Texas ain't voting for Hillary Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #25

I live in Texas Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #35

I think what Attorney in Texas means is... Fed up in NJ Nov 2015 #46

It would have been nice to make made that clear. Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #49

I suspect Texas will go Republican in the general election. In the primary, I suspect the race will Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #50

Yea, nothing says change like a 74 year old white man n/t Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #55

The longest serving independent member of Congress in American history sounds like change to me, and Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #61

Hillary will take the Texas primary. Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #79

Should we call off the Texas primary or are you OK with the voters having a say, too? Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #80

He's just telling it like it is,.. PosterChild Nov 2015 #90

Kinda silly, Lawyer, to imply that Clinton supporters want to deny anyone the vote. Nitram Dec 2015 #140

Great post and then there is the fact that we cannot predict how many Republicans in Texas Samantha Nov 2015 #71

Texas Republicans will eat ground glass okasha Nov 2015 #92

Socialism is not a good concept to discuss in Texas Gothmog Nov 2015 #129

This same dire scenario is being discussed, as we speak, in Idaho and Arizona, too. Major Hogwash Dec 2015 #154

Sanders can win both Iowa and New Hampshire without support from non-white Democrats Gothmog Nov 2015 #128

This guy does Capt. Obvious Nov 2015 #84

Texas will not vote Democratic in the general election and is therefore barely relevant JDPriestly Nov 2015 #96

And yet Texas has twice the number of delegates as the four states listed in the OP Gothmog Nov 2015 #127

I'm very aware of Wilson's hate campaign. JDPriestly Nov 2015 #135

We are not holding our breath but we are working hard to turn Texas blue Gothmog Nov 2015 #138

Yes. Buying media time doesn't win these states. Motown_Johnny Nov 2015 #16

The doubters are ignoring this. rwsanders Nov 2015 #20

47% of Texas have a very unfavorable opinion of Clinton Jarqui Nov 2015 #23

Texas no longer has the Texas two step Gothmog Nov 2015 #30

Funny -- I read early on the same people who got Obama elected were going to Sanders' campaign Samantha Nov 2015 #73

Since 60% of Texas is bat shit crazy Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #56

Clinton is viewed unfavorably by 64% of Texas INDEPENDENTS and by 91% of Texas Republicans so there Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #67

Here is the polling on the match up between Sanders and Clinton from the same polling source Gothmog Nov 2015 #130

Interesting interpretation of now dsc Nov 2015 #7

Each is the most recent poll in that state. We'll see soon enough who wins in Iowa and who wins in Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #9

Two months is a political light year. n/t pnwmom Nov 2015 #11

And we're over two months until the first primary votes are cast. RichVRichV Nov 2015 #87

I've noticed that people struggle Fairgo Nov 2015 #32

Don't ya wish SmittynMo Nov 2015 #85

Two of those are August or September polls. They tell us nothing about NOW. pnwmom Nov 2015 #10

Iowa is key Bernblu Nov 2015 #12

!! KansDem Nov 2015 #38

KICK! quantass Nov 2015 #13

New Hampshire is a toss up. The Maine and Utah BootinUp Nov 2015 #14

you can tell that nobody is inevitable in those states and that magical thyme Nov 2015 #47

K&R - Go Bernie!! -nt- 99th_Monkey Nov 2015 #17

Interesting RoccoR5955 Nov 2015 #18

Question about the Maine poll... Ken Burch Nov 2015 #19

No results specifically recorded for O'Malley Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #28

Yes!!! Praying We Don't Select A Wall St War Hawk billhicks76 Nov 2015 #22

When We Stand Together - No Citizen Need Settle For The Lesser Of Two Corporate Evils - Go Bernie Go cantbeserious Nov 2015 #26

Stand together is laughable. Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #57

Riddle Me This - Why Would Any Citizen Choose To Stand With The DNC DWS DLC Third-Way Establishment cantbeserious Nov 2015 #65

*crickets* Fearless Nov 2015 #89

Well, let's see . .. PosterChild Nov 2015 #91

Riddle Me This - Why Is A 1% Centric Policy Perspective Not A Form Of Socialistic Ideology cantbeserious Nov 2015 #98

When I say bernie's policy perscrptions are tainted... PosterChild Nov 2015 #132

Riddle Me This - Does The US of A Have Corporate Socialism Today cantbeserious Nov 2015 #134

No of course not. The idea of corporate socialism . ... PosterChild Nov 2015 #139

You got it. Very simplistic to want to battle climate change. raouldukelives Nov 2015 #99

No, it's simplistic to . ... PosterChild Nov 2015 #131

Do you ever listen to yourself? Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #110

Riddle Me This - Why Did The DNC DWS DLC Third-Way Limit The Number Of Debates cantbeserious Nov 2015 #116

We The People said "NO" to Hillary Rodham Clinton resoundingly in '08... and are preparing to AzDar Nov 2015 #27

Voters preferred Obama in 2008 Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #58

Thank Jeebus. We The People don't WANT another Obama... AzDar Nov 2015 #60

No, we the people did not say "No" to Clinton in 2008. Nitram Dec 2015 #141

My Neighors down the street HockeyMom Nov 2015 #29

He seems to do well in states that are almost entirely made up of white people oberliner Nov 2015 #31

Uh oh... Helen Borg Nov 2015 #33

+10 !! (NT) PosterChild Nov 2015 #93

That's great. However, I think the August and September polls need to be discounted at this point. merrily Nov 2015 #34

Wait, these were in Aug and Sept? RandySF Nov 2015 #42

Did you happen glance at the OP post? merrily Nov 2015 #43

Not really RandySF Nov 2015 #77

Very promising! dpatbrown Nov 2015 #36

Go Bernie Go! SoapBox Nov 2015 #40

Where I predicted him winning RandySF Nov 2015 #41

Momentun vs Free Falling. bvar22 Nov 2015 #44

Cherry-picking different pollsters in small states? Tarc Nov 2015 #45

It looks like thats what the poster did. moobu2 Nov 2015 #59

Those are the most recent polls from each state. If I was cherry picking, Iowa, Idaho, Oregon, and Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #74

You are really desperate for some positive Bernie news. DCBob Nov 2015 #48

There is more bad news about Clinton but there's no shortage of good news for Sanders. I could post Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #63

LOL... knock yourself out. DCBob Nov 2015 #68

OK Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #69

You're welcome Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #72

You whine a lot! Nt Logical Nov 2015 #88

Brilliant parting shot, Log! Nt Nitram Dec 2015 #142

I'm happy with where Clinton is in NH at this point.... brooklynite Nov 2015 #52

Both Sanders and Clinton have cause to feel good about their positions in Iowa and New Hampshire Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #62

Welcome to DU! Dustlawyer Nov 2015 #101

very good bernie news! restorefreedom Nov 2015 #53

Gonna fly now UglyGreed Nov 2015 #54

You need a link in a post like this Matariki Nov 2015 #64

The data comes from different sites so there isn't one source to link, but here are links to several Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #114

He will carry Mississippi Aerows Nov 2015 #66

Do you have any recent polls to provide any evidence for your claim??? riversedge Nov 2015 #94

For the Democratic Primary? Aerows Nov 2015 #118

Before you poo-poo these obscure polls, remember one truth ... DrBulldog Nov 2015 #70

It is polite to provide LINKS when you make assertions of this nature. MADem Nov 2015 #75

In other words, the Clinton campaign is slowly crushing these poseurs. nt msanthrope Nov 2015 #97

One poll is from sept! One is on line poll take it with a large grain of salt FloridaBlues Nov 2015 #76

OMG ... not UTAH!!!! JoePhilly Nov 2015 #78

K&R nt Live and Learn Nov 2015 #81

I'm so confused kjones Nov 2015 #82

It's less confusing if you don't use polls to argue "the primary is OVER, let's crown her NOW!" Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #113

I'd say it's also less confusing if you don't use them to argue "Crown him now! He's gonna win!" Moonwalk Nov 2015 #121

They love any poll that looks good for Bernie. Nitram Dec 2015 #143

Good, but I'm interested in seeing how he plays out west Tab Nov 2015 #86

According to Real Clear Politics, Clinton is ahead in NH +4.3 riversedge Nov 2015 #95

I posted the most recent polls from New Hampshire, Maine, Utah, and Vermont. Your link confirms that Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #108

No, RCP has a new one--CBSNews/YouGov and Clinton is now +4.3 in NH riversedge Nov 2015 #117

You don't know how to read RCP. The CBS/YouGov poll is the one I posted in the OP. Clinton is behind Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #119

From your own data... SidDithers Dec 2015 #144

Good point. I hope Sanders beats Clinton by the 15% margin and not by the 7% margin. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #149

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2015 #100

Clinton 50%, Sanders 44% in most recent (11/15–19/2015) Iowa poll by CBS/YouGov (O'Malley 5%) Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #111

And still more than two months away! nolabels Nov 2015 #133

I'm getting ready to call people in PA today, need to beat those $$$$$ . orpupilofnature57 Nov 2015 #102

According to RealClearPolitics.com/ the poll of polls, Clinton holds a c588415 Nov 2015 #103

There isn't a national primary voting day so a national poll does not reflect any upcoming primary Attorney in Texas Nov 2015 #109

I see a big points that are being missed. OkSustainAg Nov 2015 #104

Vermont must know something. Gregorian Nov 2015 #107

Go Bernie Go!! Duval Nov 2015 #112

Pretty sketchy collection of polls - two from September (pssst, Monday will be Dec. 1!), and one... George II Nov 2015 #120

I'll believe Bernie has a chance when he's leading in more diverse states. lark Nov 2015 #122

three of these states will most likely go Democratic ibegurpard Nov 2015 #123

Out of 270 electoral votes to win the Presidency Progressive dog Nov 2015 #125

Irrelevant, since we're talking about the Primary. /nt demwing Nov 2015 #136

Relevant, since we're talking about party delegates Progressive dog Nov 2015 #137

Party delegates are not assigned according to electoral votes. Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #156

Electoral votes are one of the factors for Progressive dog Dec 2015 #157

Corporate Poll Results VS The Peoples Choice(s) fredamae Dec 2015 #152

Call me crazy, but clinton supporters sheldon Dec 2015 #158

It sounds just like Romney '12, doesn't it? Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #159