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2016 Postmortem
Showing Original Post only (View all)Clinton/Sanders in statistical dead heat in New Hamphire. [View all]
The New Hampshire University and WMUR poll, released today, shows HRC at 42 percent and Sanders at 36 with the margin of error at 3.6 percent, but the kicker is the favorability ratings.
http://cola.unh.edu/survey-center/sanders-keeping-pace-clinton-new-hampshire-8415
And, before I hear how "awful" this poll is - it's not.
http://www.fosters.com/article/20121111/GJNEWS_01/121119896
On edit: I like posting state polls more than national polls. We elect presidents state by state, not nationally.
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My feeling is Clinton has an outside chance of losing New Hampshire, will win both....
George II
Aug 2015
#69
One could argue that given Sanders has thus far not shown an ability to win minority voters
mythology
Aug 2015
#46
"Gloating is never pretty, but it's especially ugly when you haven't actually won anything yet."
Scootaloo
Aug 2015
#76
How did Chafee end up with negative numbers? He's such a nonentity. n/t
winter is coming
Aug 2015
#7
Even Nate Silver said Hillary had nothing to fear as long as her favorabilty stayed high
rocktivity
Aug 2015
#8
Wonder how this will look when Biden announces whether or not he's running.
progressoid
Aug 2015
#12
That was my first thought, too. I think Biden draws from Hillary Clinton than from Bernie Sanders.
marble falls
Aug 2015
#13
In his neighboring state with virtually identical demographics as his adopted home state.
George II
Aug 2015
#40
And a state that's been significantly more conservative than the state he has lived in for 38 years
Luminous Animal
Aug 2015
#66