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riversedge

(70,299 posts)
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 05:49 PM Dec 2015

Hillary Clinton Snaring More Than Half of Democratic Vote, Leads Bernie Sanders by 20 Points

Source: latinpost.com





Hillary Clinton Snaring More Than Half of Democratic Vote, Leads Bernie Sanders by 20 Points



By Glenn Minnis (staff@latinpost.com)
First Posted: Dec 14, 2015 10:10 AM EST

Hillary Clinton is now commanding well over half of her party's vote and continues to lead lagging Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders by 20 points in their race for the Democratic 2016 presidential nomination.

A recent CBS/New York Times polls finds the former First Lady and Secretary of State snaring 52 percent of the vote to Sanders' 32 percent and just 2 percent for former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley.

Research shows Clinton holds comfortable margins among many of the most key demographics, among them women, men, liberals, moderates, non-whites and voters over the age of 45...................


Read more: http://www.latinpost.com/articles/101786/20151214/hillary-clinton-snaring-more-than-half-of-democratic-vote-leading-bernie-sanders-by-20-points.htm



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Hillary Clinton Snaring More Than Half of Democratic Vote, Leads Bernie Sanders by 20 Points (Original Post) riversedge Dec 2015 OP
Clinton has a clear plan and it is a message we can see happening. Thinkingabout Dec 2015 #1
Ya gotta love SmittynMo Dec 2015 #2
It broke open when Obama won S.C. and sweeping the southern states. Can't see that happening pnwmom Dec 2015 #3
March 2 it will be over for Sanders for sure--if not before. riversedge Dec 2015 #4
That's almost comical SmittynMo Dec 2015 #5
I read that as 'unsupported allegation lacking any analysis.' LanternWaste Dec 2015 #30
You say that like it's a good thing. Hissyspit Dec 2015 #6
IMO both Hillary and Bernie could be a decent President in cstanleytech Dec 2015 #10
A 20 point lead in a 2 person race = 10 points from a tie. tdb63 Dec 2015 #7
Stop being naive thebighobgoblin Dec 2015 #11
A vote for Hillary is a vote for Ted Cruz. pangaia Dec 2015 #14
Give us examples of how a vote for Bernie is a vote for Cruz? INdemo Dec 2015 #16
So did you chose the Bernie Sanders Group in error? INdemo Dec 2015 #17
Ted Cruz is running for the Democratic nomination?!!! 1monster Dec 2015 #26
+1 ejbr Dec 2015 #23
I thought that H. A. Goodman stated that it's in the bag for Sanders. Beacool Dec 2015 #8
H. A. Goodman is the aka baghdad bob. riversedge Dec 2015 #24
Keep thinking those good thoughts! Elmer S. E. Dump Dec 2015 #29
I'm only sure of one thing about the upcoming election. Beacool Dec 2015 #31
Your problem is your ability to foresee. Elmer S. E. Dump Dec 2015 #32
Time will tell......... Beacool Dec 2015 #33
Yes it will! Elmer S. E. Dump Dec 2015 #34
WHOO HOOO!!! George II Dec 2015 #9
Me either SmittynMo Dec 2015 #12
For me, that is just the point. pangaia Dec 2015 #15
I cant wait either, the decline of hill will be in full swing bowens43 Dec 2015 #20
Kind of hard to imagine since each month since the summer she's increased her lead in the polls. George II Dec 2015 #28
me either. riversedge Dec 2015 #36
I was unaware that there had been a vote n2doc Dec 2015 #13
I am leaning toward the candidate that the MSM is most afraid of randr Dec 2015 #18
the more you build her up the harder the fall will be and she is going to fall bowens43 Dec 2015 #19
Ouch. thereismore Dec 2015 #22
Hillary Clinton Snares More Than Half of 30% of Registered Voters. frylock Dec 2015 #21
and BS snags a tad bit more than a Third.....Doesn't sound all that impressive either. riversedge Dec 2015 #25
Thank you, rivers! Cha Dec 2015 #27
KnR, Riversedge! Hekate Dec 2015 #35

Thinkingabout

(30,058 posts)
1. Clinton has a clear plan and it is a message we can see happening.
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 05:58 PM
Dec 2015

Rebuilding our infrastructure will be a good start.

SmittynMo

(3,544 posts)
2. Ya gotta love
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:04 PM
Dec 2015

the false sense of security. The next 4 months will be intensive. That's when it broke open 8 years ago.

pnwmom

(108,991 posts)
3. It broke open when Obama won S.C. and sweeping the southern states. Can't see that happening
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:12 PM
Dec 2015

with Bernie. South Carolina was the game-changer for Obama.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/01/26/AR2008012601018.html

Obama won with overwhelming support from African Americans and attracted about a quarter of the white vote, according to exit polling.

 

LanternWaste

(37,748 posts)
30. I read that as 'unsupported allegation lacking any analysis.'
Tue Dec 15, 2015, 02:28 PM
Dec 2015

"false sense of security part"

I read that as 'unsupported allegation lacking any analysis.' But hey... whatever we need to tell ourselves is fine and dandy.

Hissyspit

(45,788 posts)
6. You say that like it's a good thing.
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:16 PM
Dec 2015

Bernie would make a far superior President. And that's just the truth.

cstanleytech

(26,319 posts)
10. IMO both Hillary and Bernie could be a decent President in
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:26 PM
Dec 2015

their own way and both would be a superior President compared to any of the Republicans running but then again a jar of mayonnaise would probably be a smarter and superior President than any of the Republicans.

tdb63

(73 posts)
7. A 20 point lead in a 2 person race = 10 points from a tie.
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:18 PM
Dec 2015

Keep in mind that whatever HRC's lead is, it is actually only half. If HRC drops 10% Bernie goes up 10%. If 11% goes to Bernie the lead flips.

 

thebighobgoblin

(179 posts)
11. Stop being naive
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:27 PM
Dec 2015

A vote for Bernie is a vote for Ted Cruz and the most radical republican agenda in 100 years. And I will not forgive.

INdemo

(6,994 posts)
16. Give us examples of how a vote for Bernie is a vote for Cruz?
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:56 PM
Dec 2015

If you listen to the real news 14% of Democrats will not vote for Hillary. Add to this those that don't want a Republican lite,(corporatist)Then there are those that just don't want another Clinton or Bush
Hillary Clinton had here chance in 2008. She is yesterdays news.Hillary has two many negatives against her with her financial dealings while SOS and her close ties to Wall St.

So your statement could very well be true if you substitute Hillary for the name Bernie,which would look like this:

"A vote for Hillary is a vote for Ted Cruz and the most radical Republican agenda in 100 years."
Cruz may not be the most radical,because there are so many to choose from.

Note: Bernie Sanders would defeat every potential Republican candidate currently running.

It is now very plausible to argue that of all of the candidates in either party for the presidential race Bernie Sanders is more electable than Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.

http://observer.com/2015/12/shock-poll-bernie-sanders-is-the-most-electable-candidate-in-either-party/

Beacool

(30,251 posts)
8. I thought that H. A. Goodman stated that it's in the bag for Sanders.
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:21 PM
Dec 2015

That train appears to be going off the rails.....

Beacool

(30,251 posts)
31. I'm only sure of one thing about the upcoming election.
Tue Dec 15, 2015, 02:55 PM
Dec 2015

Barring an unforeseen eventuality, Sanders will not be the Democratic nominee.

George II

(67,782 posts)
9. WHOO HOOO!!!
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:23 PM
Dec 2015

She's also "snared" about 99% of the endorsements of Democratic Governors, Senators, and Representatives.

I can't wait until March 2!

pangaia

(24,324 posts)
15. For me, that is just the point.
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 06:52 PM
Dec 2015

I don't want TPTB running shit.
I actually prefer someone, Bernie, in this case, who would NOT get their support.

randr

(12,414 posts)
18. I am leaning toward the candidate that the MSM is most afraid of
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 07:46 PM
Dec 2015

Will let you know how that works out as we get closer to the real Presidential race next year.

 

bowens43

(16,064 posts)
19. the more you build her up the harder the fall will be and she is going to fall
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 07:47 PM
Dec 2015

maybe after getting trounced by Bernie we will finally be rid of her.

frylock

(34,825 posts)
21. Hillary Clinton Snares More Than Half of 30% of Registered Voters.
Mon Dec 14, 2015, 07:49 PM
Dec 2015

Doesn't sound all that impressive.

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