Poll: Clinton, Trump up big in New York

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Source: cnn




Poll: Clinton, Trump up big in New York

By David Wright, CNN

Updated 9:28 AM ET, Thu March 31, 2016 | Video Source: CNN


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Hillary Clinton leads Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders 54% to 42%
Donald Trump tops Texas Sen. Ted Cruz 56% to 20%

Washington (CNN) New York looks set to deliver both presidential front-runners big primary victories on April 19, with Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump sporting double-digit leads in their home state in a new poll.


Clinton leads Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders 54% to 42% in the Empire State, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday.

Read more: http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/31/politics/hillary-clinton-donald-trump-new-york-poll/index.html

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NEW NY State Poll, Quinnipiac Poll 3/31: Hillary Clinton leads Sanders 54% to 42%

http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/31/politics/hillary-clinton-donald-trump-new-york-poll/index.html


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NaphiSoc ‏@NaphiSoc 6h6 hours ago

"You have to have the right number of delegates to get the nomination"
#HillaryClinton does indeed #FeelTheMath



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[basselope]

1. Awesome news for Sanders.

She's down to 54% support in NY and falling fast.

Anything over 40% in NY is just bonus candy for Sanders, especially after his higher than expected showing in WA, HI and AK.

[DCBob]

2. You must enjoy losing.

[basselope]

3. Sorry the math isn't working out for you.

Wonder what happens to Clinton's New York lead if she loses Wisconsin next week AND gets outraised by nearly double AGAIN this month?

Will her SuperPac step in to try and save NY for her?

[DCBob]

4. She will win NY easily regardless of what happens in Wisconsin.

Then she will have an even bigger day a few days later when MD and PA vote. The math will then become more obvious even to those who are "math challenged".

[basselope]

5. You are counting on MD and PA going for Clinton?? LMAO!!!

She'll be VERY lucky if she clings to NY.

Stick a fork in her.. she's done and gone.

[Beacool]

8. You are counting on MD and PA going for Sanders?? LMAO!!!

[basselope]

11. Don't need to "count on it"

It's a done deal.

Clinton winning in PA and MD?

That's some funny dreaming.

But, hey, carry on with the fantasy she will be president some day.

Everyone knows she has no chance.

[Beacool]

13. I think that the one having fantasies is you.

[basselope]

14. Ooookay.

[DCBob]

15. You obviously have no clue what you are talking about.

ciao.

[basselope]

18. Ooookay.

Gotta love the establishment with the blinders on.

[dpatbrown]

12. Hey DCBob,

what you been smoking?

[DCBob]

16. Dont smoke.. with the exception of a nice cigar now and then.

[Reter]

6. That's not big for Clinton

She was up 50 points last month.

[geek tragedy]

7. the voter screeen on this was awfully loose, factoring this in with other polls we're probably

looking at a 16-18% race right now.

Note that even a 10% loss would break the back of the Sanders campaign.

[Beacool]

9. Of course Trump and Hillary will do well in NY.

One was born in NY and has lived there his entire life. The other one represented NY for 8 years and still lives in the state.

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

10. 54% to 42% ?? Hilarious! Just 2 weeks ago she was up by over 40 points!

Hillary will be lucky to break even with the Bernmeister. The delegates should be a wash. And please save your super delegate bullshit. Bernie has a plan - it's being executed flawlessly, and Hillary is DOOMED!

[StevieM]

19. That was one poll and it was an outlier. Other polls showed her up by 20. My guess is that

she will win by about 15 points. That won't be a wash in terms of delegates.

In any event, Bernie needs more than a wash. He needs to win big everywhere. And he only has one caucus state left. Don't kid yourself into believing he would have gotten anywhere close to the margins he got out west if they hadn't been caucuses.

Hillary will be lucky to break even in NY? You're describing a situation where we have supposedly entered an era where Bernie is destroying her. He has won very few primaries so far, just caucuses. He may win Wisconsin, but I doubt he hits double digits or picks up a significant number of delegates. I would be shocked if Sanders wins Wisconsin by the same margin that Clinton wins NY.

But there are two weeks between the primaries, with a caucus in Wyoming in between, so I suspect Sanders supporters will enjoy proclaiming their imminent victories during that stretch.

I don't expect that Sanders will win NJ, PA or CA either. The SDs are his only shot, and they are overwhelmingly for Clinton.

[secondwind]

17. let's face it.. Hillary's positive ratings have been slowly going DOWN.... n/t