[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Mike91

The New York poll. I told y'all NY wasn't a guarantee. Bernie is likely winning WI as well and that should give him good momentum.

Also Bernie is only 3 points behind nationally, which is within the margin of error. The comeback is looking real.

Either way, it's going to be hard for her to get his supporters at this point unless she picks him as her VP if she wins the nomination.

Is there a new national poll out? Welp

I still think NY is a guarantee though. There's no poll has him leading and while this Q poll is a bit...concerning to say the least, it shows she's leading among whites and nonwhites, only a few points behind men and leading big among women. They also are almost all solidified too behind a candidate. If they all turn out she'll definitely win more than 12

But whew the other Hens in here (well one in particular) is gonna have a higher heart rate because of this

[Haus_of_Will]

Originally posted by Auris

You can vote for Gary Johnson. He's very sane, has a great record, and is currently polling at 11% against Trump and Hillary. That number can only grow as more people find out about him and realize that this is THE election for a third party.

Jill Stein has a chance?!

[RatedG²]

On another note, many sources have said that the FBI is done their work and is ready to interview Hillary

She is such a weak candidate this election time around I can't

[cherylcole]

this primary season has been too much, I'm so ready for the general election.
what are Hillary's chances at Wisconsin and Wyoming? a 7 state losing streak even if she wins NY looks really bad.

[Orpheus]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Yikes. If he wins the nomination he better fundraise for them otherwise he won't have the congress needed for his revolution

Clearly congress isn't a part of his revolution.

[Benzene]

A poll that doesn't give sampling percentages isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

And what kind of New York poll doesn't include Hispanics?

That said, I never believed that terrible Emerson poll. But I do think that Hillary will beat Bernie by a larger margin than she beat Obama in 2008. Any less than a win is a disastrous result for Bernie.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Mike91

The New York poll. I told y'all NY wasn't a guarantee. Bernie is likely winning WI as well and that should give him good momentum.

Also Bernie is only 3 points behind nationally, which is within the margin of error. The comeback is looking real.

Either way, it's going to be hard for her to get his supporters at this point unless she picks him as her VP if she wins the nomination.

Momentum doesn't exist. NY'ers aren't going to vote for Bernie because he won in Wyoming. Helps with the media but not at the actual ballot box.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by The Countess

~Not me, US~

Dude is an egomaniac selling snake oil to those unfamiliar with checks and balances. And they call Hillary a liar.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by cherylcole

this primary season has been too much, I'm so ready for the general election.
what are Hillary's chances at Wisconsin and Wyoming? a 7 state losing streak even if she wins NY looks really bad.

Unlikely she wins Wisconsin (it's about 55-45 IMO chances of Bernie winning). She has 0 chance in Wyoming (but it has like 10 delegates lol)

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Benzene

A poll that doesn't give sampling percentages isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

And what kind of New York poll doesn't include Hispanics?

That said, I never believed that terrible Emerson poll. But I do think that Hillary will beat Bernie by a larger margin than she beat Obama in 2008. Any less than a win is a disastrous result for Bernie.

I think the Sienna poll is more likely around her actual support (it had her +21). But yeah they didn't give percentages of support and no Hispanics? Messy

[Reza]

Bernie doesn't just need wins. He needs big blowout wins in every state from now on and that isn't going to happen. Sorry Bernie fans

[HeyMr.DJ]

Not Hillary fans worrying about New York because of one poll nearly 3 weeks in advance.... Guys... You know what New York is to Hillary

[RatedG²]

Susan Sarandon still getting properly dragged for her words. Glad, maybe she'll learn

[HeyMr.DJ]

The one thing that does kind of worry me, is that he has gained on her significantly (compared to the Emerson Poll that was taken) and I hate that we have so much time between now and the primary. The time is what scares me the most because we don't know what Bernie will do to gain traction.

[Moonchild]

The Emerson poll seems like an outlier. I think a 15-20 point lead is the baseline. I don't know why y'all are getting worked up when we're three weeks out.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Mike91

Also Bernie is only 3 points behind nationally, which is within the margin of error. The comeback is looking real.

Mike, how many times do we have to say that national polls don't matter at this point anymore? When we've been through half of the contests, statewide polling is a lot more important than national polls because states that have already voted no longer matter when determining the nominee.

[alexanderao]

"If I were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw Donald in the backup camera, I'm not confident which pedal I'd push."

[HeyMr.DJ]

Guys, is everyone forgetting that in 2008 Hillary was only 100 delegates behind Obama and the media said it was "mathematically impossible" for her to catch up? Hillary is 259 delegates ahead of Bernie and people are still saying he's going to "come back"... How can people be so naive? The media will do anything to get those ratings.. This race has been over since Florida and everyone knows it and is afraid to admit it. I'm thrilled hillary's up by 12 points in that poll because to make an impact, bernie would need to be up by that amount. As long as she keeps things with him close, she grabs that nomination before California 100%. Remember, he can keep gaining delegates, but as long as they both gain at the same place--her lead brings her to the nomination very easily.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Moonchild

The Emerson poll seems like an outlier. I think a 15-20 point lead is the baseline. I don't know why y'all are getting worked up when we're three weeks out.

Emerson sucks as a pollster

[Bloo]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Guys, is everyone forgetting that in 2008 Hillary was only 100 delegates behind Obama and the media said it was "mathematically impossible" for her to catch up? Hillary is 259 delegates ahead of Bernie and people are still saying he's going to "come back"... How can people be so naive? The media will do anything to get those ratings.. This race has been over since Florida and everyone knows it and is afraid to admit it. I'm thrilled hillary's up by 12 points in that poll because to make an impact, bernie would need to be up by that amount. As long as she keeps things with him close, she grabs that nomination before California 100%. Remember, he can keep gaining delegates, but as long as they both gain at the same place--her lead brings her to the nomination very easily.

Yep. This is what kills me. Bernie fans will say all the time that the media is blacking him out and ignoring him, but they're not. They want this race to seem extremely competitive so they get higher ratings. It makes no logical sense for them to to black out Bernie. That claim just irritates me, especially with how they've handled this race. It's all about ratings. That's why Donald Trump gets attention.