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Related: About this forumNY (Trump's home state; HRC's adopted one) HRC: 55% Trump: 36% Sanders: 53% Trump 36%
Billmon @billmon1 15h15 hours ago
New poll: Trump tied with HRC in Arizona,That isn't "expanding the map."
http://www.abc15.com/news/state/poll-arizona-voters-split-between-presidential-candidates
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Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, 38 percent would vote for Trump, 38 percent would vote for Clinton, 15 percent are undecided and 9 percent said neither.
Billmon @billmon1 15h15 hours ago
Typo alert on NY poll results. Correcting...
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NY (Trump's home state; HRC's adopted one)
HRC: 55% Trump: 36%
Sanders: 53% Trump 36%
Map not expanding there either
http://www.theecps.com
NY (Trump's home state; HRC's adopted one)
HRC: 55% Trump: 36%
Sanders: 53% Trump 36%
ECPS @EmersonPolling Mar 17
ECPS #NewYork Dem poll shows @HillaryClinton with a wide lead over @BernieSanders.
http://www.theecps.com/
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NY (Trump's home state; HRC's adopted one) HRC: 55% Trump: 36% Sanders: 53% Trump 36% (Original Post)
riversedge
Mar 2016
OP
I wonder, will Andrea Mitchell also ask him how it feels to lose his home state?
robbedvoter
Mar 2016
#6
At 71% to 23%, Sanders still has a chance if the undecideds go his way!!!!!!!!!!!!!
George II
Mar 2016
#7
yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)1. The last time Arizona voted Democratic in a presidential election...
it was a Clinton!
Walk away
(9,494 posts)2. NY is Bernie's home state too but they don't like him as much!
Poor Bernie.
robbedvoter
(28,290 posts)6. I wonder, will Andrea Mitchell also ask him how it feels to lose his home state?
She did ask Hillary ahead of time re: Illinois😡
Walk away
(9,494 posts)10. Poor Andrea Mitchell. She and her husband seem to always be wrong yet...
They keep getting hired to prognosticate!
jmowreader
(50,554 posts)3. That poll only asked landline users, so it lets out most Bernie voters
FloridaBlues
(4,007 posts)4. Other polls show her up by more than 20
But Ole Tad thinks they have a good chance to win NY. Not !!
fleabiscuit
(4,542 posts)11. But it is the voters most likely to actually vote. :-)
jmowreader
(50,554 posts)12. Exactly
I hope I am not the only one to notice that the group most in favor of the "Sanders Revolution" are also the least likely group to actually turn off their phones long enough to cast a ballot.
robbedvoter
(28,290 posts)5. Any inference from primaries to GE is unwarranted - apples & oranges
There's no doubt Hillary would beat anyone in NY - she's been one damn good senator for us. We also know Trump better than anyone and NYS never goes 🐘. Interestingly from that poll, BS's argument that he does better vs Trump than her gets knocked off *silly argument anyway as he hasn't been touched yet)
George II
(67,782 posts)7. At 71% to 23%, Sanders still has a chance if the undecideds go his way!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Remember, after about 10 states voted, some around here were still claiming that he was going to win all 50 states.
UtahLib
(3,179 posts)8. K&R
Tarheel_Dem
(31,233 posts)9. I love it!
riversedge
(70,187 posts)13. keeping fingers and toes crossed.