Oklahoma- Clinton 44 Sanders 28

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Oklahoma voters continue to favor Donald Trump among Republican presidential candidates, and Hillary Clinton is the pick over Bernie Sanders among Democrats and independents in a SoonerPoll.com released Tuesday.

Trump was at 30 percent, compared to 25 percent for Ted Cruz and 21 percent for Marco Rubio, who was up from single digits late last year.

Clinton was the choice of 41.5 percent of Democrats and independents who said they intend to vote in the Democratic primary. Bernie Sanders was at 28 percent, and another 28 percent was undecided.

Oklahoma's presidential primary is March 1.

http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/state/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-lead-in-new-poll-of-oklahoma/article_a8fdc5a0-4273-50c2-91e0-d85c0a76fb76.html

[Matt_in_STL]

1. Headline is wrong

"Clinton was the choice of 41.5 percent of Democrats and independents who said they intend to vote in the Democratic primary. Bernie Sanders was at 28 percent, and another 28 percent was undecided."

41.5 doesn't round up to 44.

[DCBob]

4. Typo in the article.. 44-28 is correct.

http://soonerpoll.com/soonerpoll-clinton-remains-frontrunner-but-sanders-continues-to-rise/

[Rybak187]

2. Still a lot of undecideds on the democratic side

[DemocratSinceBirth]

3. The poll is unremarkable to me... I just wanted to post a Leon Russell song./nt

[Rybak187]

6. That's fine the undecided number jumped out at me because

They are less than three weeks away from voting and more than a quarter are still undecided.

[yellerpup]

5. My OKC friend

attended an organizing meeting for Bernie Sanders last night and the big room was packed with volunteers. She said that the organizer remarked that they were a bigger crowd than the original call for volunteers in Iowa.

[hobbit709]

7. Considering that not a single county in OK went for Obama both times, what do you think either

Clinton or Sanders would do there?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

8. I love everybody but I am glad I don't like in Oklahoma.

[intheflow]

9. Clinton has the advantage in one of the most conservative states?

Color me surprised.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

10. She also has the advantage in one of the most liberal ones

Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton continues to lead among Massachusetts Democratic primary voters with 54 percent saying they lean her way. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont drew 29 percent, and former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley collected 3 percent.Twelve percent were undecided

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/11/24/mass-poll-shows-voters-split-baker-refugee-stance/sbUwD3b1gyaaf6m6xXq7rL/story.html

Color me as not surprised

[intheflow]

11. Yes, in November Clinton definitely lead the polls.

You got anything recent from Massachusetts? Because I live in one of the most conservative parts of the state and every liberal I know is swinging toward Sanders.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

12. Please post a more current one from the Bay State.

Thank you in advance.

[intheflow]

14. The proof isn't really on me,

since you're the one who's citing her popularity with a four-month old article. I'm just reporting what I'm seeing on the ground in my hometown. But you have to know that it's a new campaign for both Clinton and Sanders. People reached by pollsters are more likely to be older and have landlines; that demographic is holding for Clinton. All other demographics are shifting toward Sanders. What was accepted wisdom in November can no longer be assumed. Since Massachusetts' primary isn't for weeks, it's unlikely we'll see much reporting on polling here until much closer.

[intheflow]

15. O hai.

Thought you might want to see numbers more current than last November. Reported today in the Boston Globe, Sanders 49% to Clinton's 42%.

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/2016/02/17/poll-bernie-sanders-takes-lead-over-hillary-clinton-massachusetts-primary/xD3x195gEONEJXORpjInZM/story.html

[book_worm]

13. Also big lead in Georgia