Clinton 48.9%, Sanders 42.5%

[left-of-center2012]

[Viva_La_Revolution]

1. closer and closer

[Awknid]

2. Must only count Dems

Bernie wins over Independents and some Repubs too.

[CalvinballPro]

3. Doesn't include any polls taken after the Sanders Daily News Debacle, so I'll take a wait-and-see

approach. Something tells me that the emperor being exposed as having no clothes is going to change a lot of minds about Sanders' failing campaign.

[left-of-center2012]

6. "Sanders' failing campaign"

He's won 6 of the last 7 states.

[CalvinballPro]

8. He's lost 20 out of 36. Have some perspective please.

Weren't you folks the ones spouting "Let all the states vote" just a few weeks ago? Now you want to reduce the race down to 8 states just because Bernie won them?

[DFab420]

9. So it's 20 to 16... and you think we should call it quits before the other 14 states vote?

[Desert805]

14. If you've actually read the interview

And still stand by that post, then I have a hearty fake cackle to send your way.

[basselope]

16. LOL. You mean the debunked thing that no one knows about except for a few people on message boards?

[reformist2]

4. And the average poll has been off by 8-10 points this year, so... no, YOU do the math!

[Betty Karlson]

7. Statistics are just another lie. Which is probably why

camp Weathervane likes it so much.

[Lucinda]

5. Thankie!

[liberal_at_heart]

10. love which direction the graph is heading! Can't wait.

[JudyM]

11. NY ain't bad, either!

Check out the sharp, sustained uptick that since 3/3.

[geek tragedy]

12. what doesn't count: national polls counting registered independents

in a primary that is 60% over with mostly closed primaries ahead.

[left-of-center2012]

15. "national polls counting registered independents"

Does it? I didn't see that. Can you show me where it says that? Thanks

[speaktruthtopower]

13. It doesn't add up..