Sanders OWNS Clinton among NH voters under 40, 90% to 6%!!!

[mhatrw]

Among NH voters between 18 and 29, Sanders is up 91% to 6%!!!

Among NH voters between 30 and 39, Sanders is up 88% to 5%!!!

Among NH voters between 40 and 49, Sanders is up 70% to 24%!!!

http://www.uml.edu/docs/2-2%20TOPLINE%20-%20UMassLowell-7NEWS%20NH%20PRIMARY_tcm18-230491.pdf

Clinton is Blockbuster. Sanders is Netflix.

Time for all the plutorats to jump Clinton's sinking ship. Maybe Rubio will float?

[Cheese Sandwich]

1. LOL. That's wild. That could spill over into a few other states.

Massachusetts would be the obvious hope I guess. New York.

Clearly a home turf advantage, but Vermont and NH really aren't as similar as people sometimes think.

[winter is coming]

2. And really, the "they know him" thing can cut both ways.

To this day, I wonder how many Texans voted for W just to get him out of Texas for a while.

[mhatrw]

3. New Hampshire is far more conservative and independent than Vermont is.

Clinton is a landline. Sanders is a smartphone.

[AZ Progressive]

6. Thats why I laugh when Hillary supporters dismiss NH

New Hampshire voted for Bush in 2000! They have been more conservative than other states in the Northeast.

[LittleGirl]

9. more than Maine? eom

[PotatoChip]

10. Yes. More than Maine. (nt)

[bunnies]

15. NH is more conservative that Maine?

You know who your Governor is, dont you?

[PotatoChip]

17. Fair point. I will concede that Maine is currently

a purplish/red state in regard to our elected US and State level officials. Additionally, I will say that this has been, (for Maine R's)-- precariously true ever since Governor loony-tunes was elected in 2010 with 38% of the vote. I won't bore you with the details of why, because there are far too many factors and unusual circumstances that got us here.

However, all of this is but a 5 year snapshot of time, and one that is not consistent with Maine's overall political climate of the past 30-40 years. (The years that I have been paying attention to).

I live in the more rural red part, and know that (thankfully) southern Mainers outnumber my area's TBagger contingent. Not only that, but the southern vs northern Maine progressive ratio is actually growing due to changing demographics... It's more a matter of getting them out to vote... DWS I'm looking at YOU!!!

Bottom line, when someone, anyone-- mentions either NH or Iowa, many good, positive images come to mind. But "liberal" stronghold(s) are not part of that. Maybe it's just me?

Somehow I don't think so.

[bunnies]

18. A liberal stronghold NH is not.

Youre spot on there. That said, it strikes me as a bit disingenuous that Bernies support here is shrugged off. Especially considering that Hillary beat Obama here last go-round.

[Feeling the Bern]

7. Clinton is dialup. Sanders is T1

[mwooldri]

8. Clinton is Blackberry. Sanders is Apple.

Sorry... couldn't resist.

[Odin2005]

13. Sanders is Google Fiber!

[Matariki]

4. Let's wait until after the Primary to brag

call me superstitious

[VulgarPoet]

16. Preach that gospel.

[californiabernin]

5. Bernie is even leading with women over 65 and conservative democrats in this poll...

amazing, if it's accurate. Amazing if it's even somewhat accurate.

[mhatrw]

11. Weird how this post somehow fell off DU's front page

even though only one post made after it has more recommendations.

Please respond to this thread if you think this information is noteworthy or interesting!

[MrMickeysMom]

12. I would more, but I gotta go to work delivering the awful health care Clinton prefers...

Gotta jump to those insurance-based diagnostic tests after the insurance industries authorize it...

Gotta see people make choices between taking half of their medicine to breathe, rather than all their medicine to breath.

You see... They'd rather breathe half-assed with a pantry half full than fully breathe with an empty pantry.

The best health care Hillary's monied friends can buy!!!

[book_worm]

14. No doubt about it Bernie is on his way to a 2-1 victory in NH