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karynnj

(59,501 posts)
23. Good catch -- not to mention, Sanders may get well over half the O'Malley people in Iowa
Sun Jan 10, 2016, 02:40 PM
Jan 2016

I have only seen a NH poll on second choices, but if the same holds true in Iowa, the O'Malley people who are unlikely to get to the 15% threshold in most (or even all) the districts will then go for second choices.

As to the "likely caucus goers" being more in HRC's favor, I would remind people that this is why Obama's results were pretty badly underestimated in 2008. Most of the algorithms for likely caucus goer depend on both past attendance and their stated likelihood of going. This will understate the young people who are motivated by Sanders.

(Because the selection is public, I really want to watch this on CSPAN , if they carry it. (I turned it on in 2004 thinking it would be interesting for a few minutes and watched it for hours. It was fascinating.) This year you wonder if there might be some intimidation to vote for Clinton -- arguing that Sanders is not a Democrat. )

Except Bernie Earned it !!! orpupilofnature57 Jan 2016 #1
This is what the media desired yeoman6987 Jan 2016 #28
information enid602 Jan 2016 #31
My prediction iandhr Jan 2016 #2
Bernie was ahead 11 points in some polls but seems to have lost ground FloridaBlues Jan 2016 #4
The Big Dog went to NH. ChiTownDenny Jan 2016 #27
This is ALL going to come down to EdwardBernays Jan 2016 #3
Turnout will not be a problem for Bernie. Dawgs Jan 2016 #7
we live in hope EdwardBernays Jan 2016 #8
Thats not true CoffeeCat Jan 2016 #9
I hope so EdwardBernays Jan 2016 #12
Count me in on your side. :) Cal33 Jan 2016 #36
your reporting and posts have been a lifeline to sanity...thank you questionseverything Jan 2016 #29
Marist and WSJ - probably padded in favour of Clinton? eom Betty Karlson Jan 2016 #5
I doubt that, but here's the problem I have and it comes down to how they wrote the story JonLeibowitz Jan 2016 #14
Good catch -- not to mention, Sanders may get well over half the O'Malley people in Iowa karynnj Jan 2016 #23
extremely bad news for hillary. 2008 all over again. bowens43 Jan 2016 #6
GOTV. K & R appalachiablue Jan 2016 #10
Further details of this poll; bad news for Hillary Clinton CoffeeCat Jan 2016 #11
We can only hope. GoneOffShore Jan 2016 #13
When I attended her rally in Iowa, CoffeeCat Jan 2016 #17
In my opinion that's a good thing. GoneOffShore Jan 2016 #19
Thanks for that report. Perhaps her own enthusiasm is waning. nt thereismore Jan 2016 #25
Not the sort of polls I'd want coming out a week before a debate, if I were HRC. n/t winter is coming Jan 2016 #26
I predicted this would happen lovuian Jan 2016 #15
Get ready for HRC's campaign to go all-out kitchen-sink Joe McCarthy on Bernie brentspeak Jan 2016 #16
^ This. AzDar Jan 2016 #18
Bernie supporters should be prepare for a Clinton shitstorm CoffeeCat Jan 2016 #20
Hillary supposedly had a 10-12 lead in Iowa in November Left Coast2020 Jan 2016 #21
lol neck in neck my ass. retrowire Jan 2016 #22
Hillary's support is on a downturn in Iowa Rosa Luxemburg Jan 2016 #32
So, with Clinton Iowa is a red state, with Sanders it's a blue state fbc Jan 2016 #24
What a nice cap to the weekend! demwing Jan 2016 #30
Bernie reminds me..... markj757 Jan 2016 #33
Hillary wins easily. SansACause Jan 2016 #34
You have no idea what your talking about.... markj757 Jan 2016 #35
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