New PPP poll..Clinton 59%, BS 26%, MOM 7%

[Historic NY]

"Our last national poll without Joe Biden in it was in July and at that time we found Clinton leading Sanders by 35 points at 57/22. These numbers suggest not a whole lot has changed in terms of the overall contours of the race since that time."

7% is MOM the best polling to date

Clinton's leading within every demographic group on the Democratic side but it's closer with some segments of the electorate than others. She leads Sanders just 50/36 with white voters, but is up 70/13 with African Americans and 84/8 with Hispanics. She leads Sanders just 47/32 with men, but is up 69/22 with women. She leads Sanders just 53/32 with younger voters, but is up 66/17 with seniors. And she leads Sanders by just 17 with 'very liberal' voters at 56/39, but is up 34 with moderates at 56/22, and 49 points with 'somewhat liberal' voters at 72/23.

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/11/gop-has-clear-top-4-clinton-dominant-for-dems-general-election-tight.html
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[SidDithers]

1. A fascist-oligarch poll, obviously...nt

Sid

[BootinUp]

2. Not a whole lot has changed since July. nt

[Cha]

3. "She leads Sanders just 50/36 with white voters, but is up 70/13 with African Americans and 84/8

with Hispanics"



William http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1107&pid=27300

Thank you, HistoricNY

[coyote]

4. Is this another Clinton Super PAC sponsored poll from PPP?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

5. Why don't your associates post some more FOX Polls (R)...

They tell me those are the best?

[Metric System]

6. "She leads Sanders just 53/32 with younger voters...And she leads Sanders by just 17 with 'very

liberal' voters at 56/39"

This certainly doesn't fit the narrative put forth by Sanders supporters on DU.

[NurseJackie]

7. Oh! This one is dated TODAY (11-19-15) … Hillary's lead is so consistent, that I thought it may have

been a poll from yesterday, or last week, or earlier.

It looks as though the days of big poll swings and "surges" and "plummets" are over. Things are starting to solidify and it's much easier to see where each of the candidates is going to end up.

It's all over except for the vote counts and how many states/delegates the runners-up manage to capture.

[BlueMTexpat]

8. I'm glad to see that M O'M

is trending upwards. He's a good guy and deserves some recognition!

[elleng]

30. Yes, 9%!

http://media.wix.com/ugd/3bebb2_985dbffed8754f57a2a9638e22611ad6.pdf

[Recursion]

9. Glad to see MOM still rising

It's a long time to Iowa...

[elleng]

25. Yes and

Martin O'Malley's national support is now 700% greater than it was before the first debate! Even with less than 50% name recognition, Martin now has more than 1 supporter for every 4 of Bernie's and every 8 of Hillary's --nationwide--. Not so very long ago, they had 30 and 60 times as many supporters as Martin. This is really a big change.

[elleng]

28. Even more, 9%

EMERSON COLLEGE POLL
http://media.wix.com/ugd/3bebb2_985dbffed8754f57a2a9638e22611ad6.pdf

[William769]

10. Kick & highly recommended!

[Sheepshank]

11. Looks like Martin O'Malley is drawing from Sanders base.

I actually find that very interesting.

[Recursion]

13. I noticed that too (nt)

[elleng]

22. That's what PPP suggests:

'O'Malley's 7% appears to be the best he's done in a national poll by any company to date.
That may have him cutting a little bit into Sanders' share of the anti-Clinton vote and
driving up her margin over the field. Even after a couple debates O'Malley still hasn't
achieved 50% name recognition though, with 27% rating him favorably and 18%
unfavorably but 55% having no opinion one way or another. By contrast every candidate
on the Republican side has at least 50% name recognition except for Jim Gilmore.'

[NuclearDem]

12. 7%! Woohoo!

[Recursion]

14. It's a long time to Iowa

Really glad to see those numbers

[elleng]

23. :thumbsup:

[elleng]

24. AND

Martin O'Malley's national support is now 700% greater than it was before the first debate! Even with less than 50% name recognition, Martin now has more than 1 supporter for every 4 of Bernie's and every 8 of Hillary's --nationwide--. Not so very long ago, they had 30 and 60 times as many supporters as Martin. This is really a big change.

[elleng]

26. And 9% here, EMERSON COLLEGE POLL!

http://media.wix.com/ugd/3bebb2_985dbffed8754f57a2a9638e22611ad6.pdf

[tritsofme]

15. General Francisco Franco is still dead, and this race is still over.

[JaneyVee]

16. K AND R!

[Cheese Sandwich]

17. Isn't that the company that was on the Clinton campaign payroll?

Didn't that just happen like 2 days ago?

[Alfresco]

18. 84/8 with Hispanics...WOW!

[Alfresco]

19. Let me reiterate

These numbers are AWESOME!


Go Hillary!

[NurseJackie]

20. +1

[reformist2]

21. They sold out to the Hillary superpacs, now their poll numbers are suspect.

[brooklynite]

27. Whereas a poll commissioned by the Wall Street Journal...

...showing Bernie "won" the debate is completely trustworthy?

FWIW - two additional polls (CBS and youGOV) support PPPs findings.

[MrWendel]

29. Ah yes...

every poll that doesn't "Feel the Bern" is being paid off.