2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumNational Poll (Monmouth): Clinton 52% - 37% - O'Malley 2%
Hillary Clintons lead over Bernie Sanders in the latest national
Monmouth University Poll has narrowed in the past month. However, Clinton retains a massive
advantage among black and Latino voters groups that will play a prominent role in the primaries
immediately following Iowa and New Hampshire. She is also seen as the stronger nominee when pitted
against the Republican field.
http://www.monmouth.edu/assets/0/32212254770/32212254991/32212254992/32212254994/32212254995/30064771087/4d7b2106-b632-4b79-a6ed-7afc73902d4c.pdf
snoringvoter
(178 posts)It's just the way it is. A 11 point drop is significant.
progressoid
(49,996 posts)Age 18-49 basically swapped. 52% for Clinton; now 52% for Sanders.
13 point drop of whites for Clinton. 10 point drop of women for Clinton.
DUbeornot2be
(367 posts)...it's now getting so bad you can't even write his name in the title...
mattvermont
(646 posts)for Bernie Sanders. Some real good tidbits in the data.
DCBob
(24,689 posts)He has actually lost ground with AA and Latino voters since December. That does not bode well for Sanders once past white dominated Iowa and NH. Furthermore we need a candidate that connects with people of color. They are key to winning any general election.