NBC/Marist Poll of Maryland: HRC: 58% BS: 36%
Maryland--another diverse state that doesn't matter:
Fifty-eight percent of likely Democratic primary voters polled said they would support Clinton. 36 percent said they would vote for Sanders. These results, ahead of the April 26 primary election, have a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
Clinton polled particularly well with women, African Americans and people age 45 and older. Sanders polled better with people under age 45.
Clinton would beat Trump by 36 points in Maryland if the two were matched up in the general election, the results show.
Clinton commanded 63 percent of registered voters in the match-up. Trump won 27 percent, and 10 percent of people were undecided. The match-up results all had a margin of error of plus or minus 2.7 percentage points.
http://www.nbcwashington.com/blogs/first-read-dmv/POLL-Clinton-Trump-Hold-Big-Leads-in-Maryland-375467851.html
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These are great numbers. 
Confederate state! 
is a red/confederate state full of Stockholm syndrome victims. 
Oh and vote fraud, voter registration switches and closed democratic primary unfairness of course. 
Projected populations for 2016
Maryland 6.0 million
New York 19.8 million
Pennsylvania 12.8 million
Connecticut 3.6 million
Rhode Island 1.1 million
... and Bernie can head back to the Senate where he's got the support of one (1) colleague.