2016 Postmortem

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First post Christmas Ipsos-Reuters Nat'l Poll- HRC 60% SBS 28% MOM 4% [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 OP

Nice way to start the New Year nt Sheepshank Dec 2015 #1

Rod Stewart's version DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 #2

K & R Iliyah Dec 2015 #3

K&R Historic NY Dec 2015 #4

I can't wait to update the chart again./nt DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 #6

Great news... Sancho Dec 2015 #5

Among the likeliest voters it's 64-29!!! DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 #11

Excellent! Sancho Dec 2015 #13

I'd overlooked that bit ... thanks for pointing it out. NurseJackie Dec 2015 #52

Excellent. That 2:1 margin has been consistent for quite some time now. Alfresco Dec 2015 #7

Consistent with CNN's post debate findings DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 #8

This poll is bought and paid for by omnipotent Hillary Clinton!!!11 BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #9

Seems to me that poll after poll shows the Sanders "movement"... MohRokTah Dec 2015 #10

That's sure what it looks like. BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #30

People who know my MOM lovemydog Dec 2015 #12

National polls are meaningless in the Primary season concreteblue Dec 2015 #14

Uh huh. Fascinating... grossproffit Dec 2015 #16

The same holds true for Internet polls. Bleacher Creature Dec 2015 #18

and Seth rbrnmw Dec 2015 #44

State polls... CSStrowbridge Dec 2015 #23

She's up in Iowa by fifteen points and South Carolina by forty points. DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 #33

Funny how this topic sank to the bottom grossproffit Dec 2015 #15

It's been remarkably consistent and I don't see it changing. Bleacher Creature Dec 2015 #17

Bernie's loss wouldn't hit me as hard as Hillary's loss in the general would. Vinca Dec 2015 #20

Hillary would easily beat Trump in the General Election. CSStrowbridge Dec 2015 #22

What? Old Codger Dec 2015 #25

This "right wing" charge is riduculous. Bleacher Creature Dec 2015 #26

*crickets* BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #31

I used to get really worried about the "my candidate or nobody" people. Bleacher Creature Dec 2015 #32

I've seen the same thing, although there were many two or three who BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #41

It's not a coincidence anigbrowl Dec 2015 #50

Wow. Excellent analysis and astute understanding of politics and politicians. BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #53

You are correct Old Codger Dec 2015 #38

Bernie or Hillary is better than Trump or Cruz drowefnp Dec 2015 #24

Of course either is better than Trump or Cruz. Vinca Dec 2015 #28

If she is the nominee Old Codger Dec 2015 #40

K & R SunSeeker Dec 2015 #19

reply to dump captainarizona Dec 2015 #21

My daughter attends a well-known East Coast university. Her theory Algernon Moncrieff Dec 2015 #27

Yay for Bernie, at this time in 2007 Obama was only at 27%! doxyluv13 Dec 2015 #29

K&R dlwickham Dec 2015 #34

Latest HuffPost Florida Polls - Hillary Clinton 56.8% - Bernie Sanders 21.7% Alfresco Dec 2015 #35

Damn. Just... damn Number23 Dec 2015 #36

The statistic that I'd like to see is how many republican women... Blanks Dec 2015 #37

K&R ismnotwasm Dec 2015 #39

Excellent!! NurseJackie Dec 2015 #42

This is certainly a nice post-Christmas present. Thank you for posting. K& R nt Persondem Dec 2015 #43

You're welcome./nt DemocratSinceBirth Dec 2015 #47

THis is the FIRST time I"ve tried to find the reuters Methodology for one of these - Can't Find it. Ferd Berfel Dec 2015 #45

So reuters has double secret methodology? Ferd Berfel Dec 2015 #48

thanks rbrnmw Dec 2015 #46

K&R! R B Garr Dec 2015 #49

Wow hit the 60% mark nice! FloridaBlues Dec 2015 #51

Iowa is only 33 days away! workinclasszero Dec 2015 #54