Polls for Remaining March Primaries and Caucuses

[CajunBlazer]

The 6 remaining state primaries and caucuses scheduled for the remainder March are actually more favorable for Sanders than past groups nomination contests. Of those 6 states, there are polls available for 4 of them. I couldn't find any polls for Washington and Hawaii.

3/22/16:

In Idaho, Sanders has a 2% lead .

In Utah Clinton has a 8.5% lead.

In Arizona Clinton has a 30% lead.

3/26/16:

In Alaska Clinton has a 3% lead.

Washington - no poll

Hawaii - no poll

So if the polls are reasonably accurate Sanders has an opportunity to win two states and maybe an out side chance of coming close or even winning a third. However, there is no indication that he will win any of those states with the margins necessary to start to close Clinton's large lead in pledged delegates. In fact with Arizona (which has more delegates available than Idaho, Utah and Alaska combined) in the mix there is every indication that Sanders will fall even further behind.

Of course the unknowns are Hawaii and Washington. Hopefully we will get some good poling data in the next few days.

[Tommy2Tone]

1. Are these % leads or point leads?

Thanks for the update.

[CajunBlazer]

2. They are percentage point leads

i.e. Candidate A scores 52% in a poll and Candidate B scores 48% = 4% lead for Candidate A.

[Tommy2Tone]

5. Thanks for the heads up.

[George II]

3. At this rate, he will fall further behind Clinton on the 22nd and maybe 26th, with time running out.

[livetohike]

4. Looks good! n/t

[yallerdawg]

6. The media says time runs out tomorrow.

Their only question for Sanders will be "Why?"

[book_worm]

7. Latest Utah poll has Sanders up by 8--in fact,

with the exception of probably Arizona--I would say that Sanders in favored in Utah, Idaho and probably Alaska. They are all open caucuses and Sanders performs much better there.

[stopbush]

11. The stench of "loser" is enveloping the Sanders campaign since last Tuesday.

As I pointed out in another thread, the press corp has deserted his campaign plane. Never a good sign.

Independent votes will be depressed tomorrow. I have a feeling Hillary is going to do great...again.

[sufrommich]

8. If the votes go the way of these polls,

he has little chance of matching her in delegates,let alone gaining delegate.

[Lucinda]

9. KNR Thank you!

[Gothmog]

10. Thanks for posting

[LisaM]

12. I think he'll win Washington, but not by as much as Obama did in 2008

I'm unclear as to why there hasn't been polling. And, that said, most of the Hillary supporters I know are kind of keeping it under the radar, too. Weather could be a factor in turnout, we've been having a mix of semi-nice days and deluges. It's also Easter weekend.

[Chichiri]

13. He will certainly win Washington and Hawaii.

The question is by how much.