Watch for the first of the January Primary Polls

[MineralMan]

The holidays are over, and there was a gap in primary polling during them. This week, a new round of poll results will appear. Those interested in Iowa and New Hampshire will want to watch for these to appear. In addition, it's about time for polling to resume in the March 1 Super Tuesday states.

We'll see how the candidates are faring and be able to compare trends, once a few of these polls are visible.

[brooklynite]

1. Skewed polls! Corporate media! Land lines! Millennials! Rally crowds! Google searches!

[MineralMan]

3. Well, of course.

So far, the latest national primary poll is the Ipsos/Reuters poll that ran from 12/26-12/30. It's showing a 57/32 ratio between Clinton and Sanders. Not much change at all from their previous poll.

No state polling is available since the holidays, though. I expect to see that today or tomorrow.

[NurseJackie]

7. You forgot: BUMPER STICKERS!! YARD SIGNS!!!

[riversedge]

2. PPP polling should have one out in a day or two. Maybe

later today????


PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 30 Dec 2015

Taking question suggestions for our first public poll of 2016, in New Hampshire: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/12/new-hampshire-question-suggestions.html …

[brooklynite]

4. They may do Republicans first; Democrats next day...

[riversedge]

6. You are right. They have done that several times as I recall

[Iliyah]

5. Well I've read that polls don't mean s**t unless it favors their candidate

[daleanime]

8. So nice to know how you feel about us....

don't worry, if you're right we'll be gone soon, and you'll have my congratulations.....


on weakening the Democratic Party. I just hope you'll forgive me if I spent the next couple of months trying to prevent that. Have a lovely day.