Clinton leads in 10 of 12 Early March Primaries; PPP

[Fla Dem]

PPP a very respected polling organization.




See full polling results and analysis at link

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/March2016PrimariesPollingProject.pdf

[Cha]

1. Mahalo for this, Fla Dem!

[Fla Dem]

4. Thanks Cha!

[BlueMTexpat]

2. I phone-banked

with OK voters Wed night. I enjoyed it. Those who actually answered their phones seemed to enjoy conversing as well, no matter how they planned to vote.

Hope that I managed to help that +2 climb a bit.

[Fla Dem]

3. Good for you, every little bit helps.

[BlueMTexpat]

9. Even though most

I spoke to said that they were "undecided," all save one gave me the impression that they were paying attention to the candidates.

Whatever happens, that's always a good thing, IMO.

In the one case, that person was going to vote R. I didn't follow up as to whom because to me only tiny degrees of "awful" distinguish one from the other.

[Cha]

5. Thank you again for that, BlueMTex!

[BlueMTexpat]

6. Thanks, Cha!

I saw your earlier expression of gratitude - should have acknowledged it then.

[Cha]

7. NO worries.. I think we're both a little busy.

So much excitement!

[aaaaaa5a]

8. If this holds, Clinton will be the nominee.

The delegate count will be to much for Sanders to overcome given the proportionality system.

[George II]

10. I was looking at this and other polls last night...

- the only states where he has won or has leads are New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont (of course), Massachusetts, and Alaska.

I guess Sanders' "southern firewall" is Massachusetts, that's the farthest south that he's competitive.