Monmouth Poll Iowa. Hillary 55% BS 33% MOM 6% Likely Voters

[Historic NY]

Hillary Clinton 55%
Bernie Sanders 33%
Martin O’Malley 6%
(VOL) Other 1%
(VOL) “Uncommitted” 2%
(VOL) Undecided 3%

Favorable Unfavorable No opinion
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton 85% 9% 6%
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders 80% 6% 14%
Former Maryland Gov Martin O’Malley 49% 10% 41%


https://t.co/BbYLbUmzba

[lunamagica]

1. K&R. Go Hillary!

[GusBob]

2. But, but but,but her campaign! Its has no dimension!

Or 3 dimensions! Or zombie!

[FloridaBlues]

3. But but all polls are wrong!

Hillary staying strong

[upaloopa]

4. They we go, another paid for poll

Of course Monmouth paid for it.

Only 5% uncommitted or undecided.

Unless Hillary supporters desert Bernie is cooked.

But then maybe we need to discuss issues as authored by Bernie supporters instead of keeping up with how Hillary is doing.

No let's don't.

[question everything]

5. But... but... Iowans are "taking notice"

of Hillary accurate comments of their caucuses.., according to the Bernistas

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251881928

[Thinkingabout]

6. Say what you want, Hillary is strong and running hard.

The biggest strength is the candidate, looking good.

[workinclasszero]

7. but..did they check facebook polls???

...time magazine...


Go Hillary!!!

[yallerdawg]

8. I do believe the Hillary Hater number is going down!

Only 9% in Iowa!

Snap! Back to reality!

[William769]

9. Great numbers!

[Tarheel_Dem]

10. I can't wait for the next "D-E-B-A-T-E"!

[William769]

11. Will people finally know who Bernie is then?

Or has that ship sailed?

[Tarheel_Dem]

12. That's been the fall back excuse. I think the bigger problem for BS is that we know exactly who....

he is, and that explains his stagnation, and in many cases, his decline. I was indifferent to him before, but watching some of his alleged "supporters" defending every anti US piece that gets posted from Kremlin sponsored "media" outlets by the Putin Pushers scares the hell out of me. I'm not sure why they've attached themselves to him & his campaign, but it makes me even more leery of him than I was before.

I could never support him, and it seems that "Democrats" are coming to the same conclusion.

[William769]

13. Agreed on all counts.

[misterhighwasted]

14. I see a flatline across the graph at 30% for bernie sanders

A few slight ups & downs, but that 30% line has generally held steady straight across.

He'll need another 15 points to compete with Hillary's skyrocketing numbers. Not to mention, all her endorsements are now approaching the 800 mark.
HRC

[Rose Siding]

15. This bit could be the most fun I've ever had with numbers-

Among non-Democrats who say they will change their registration to caucus
with the Democrats – representing about 14% of the current sample – Clinton and Sanders are tied at 45%
each.

All those indies who are supposed to sweep Sanders into the lead? TIED with The Hill