***Democratic Polls*** (campaign, Republicans, suspect, Clinton)

[Cliftonpdx]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

You mean SC doesnt matter much?

No, I mean we expect Clinton to win in SC just like we expected Bernie to win on NH.

[waviking24]

Expect Bernie to drop out shortly after Tuesday

[Market Junkie]

Yeah, Bernie's "revolution" is runnin' on fumes.

The Fat Lady is warming those vocal chords...

[emm74]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

Looks like most of the people who voted in SC are elderly African Americans. It will be a blowout for Clinton that's for sure. African Americans were 74-22 in favor of Clinton in Nevada and that could be the result in SC.

30 is elderly now?

Hillary won 30-44 75 to 25 percent.

and white voters 54 to 46.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...crat-poll.html

[PCALMike]

89-11 for Hillary among black women. Thats North Korean numbers.

56-44 for Sanders among white men.

79% of voters say they believe the US economic system favors the wealthy. Overwhelmingly they supported Clinton...The message isnt reaching these people apparently. They just dont know who Sanders is.

[Cliftonpdx]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

89-11 for Hillary among black women. Thats North Korean numbers.

56-44 for Sanders among white men.

79% of voters say they believe the US economic system favors the wealthy. Overwhelmingly they supported Clinton...The message isnt reaching these people apparently. They just dont know who Sanders is.

Pretty much, though I have never had faith in the people in South Carolina.

[Daywalk]

Here is a non-scientific poll for Minnesota. As it is not scientific, I will not draw any conclusions from it and I post it purely because there has been 0 polls for this state in February so I just post it if anyone feels like reading:
Poll: Trump, Clinton top presidential picks | News | mankatofreepress.com

[juppiter]

Originally Posted by waviking24

Expect Bernie to drop out shortly after Tuesday

Even though I'm a Clinton supporter, I hope he doesn't. I don't think running unopposed for months would be good for her campaign.

[juppiter]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

89-11 for Hillary among black women. Thats North Korean numbers.

56-44 for Sanders among white men.

79% of voters say they believe the US economic system favors the wealthy. Overwhelmingly they supported Clinton...The message isnt reaching these people apparently. They just dont know who Sanders is.

North Korean numbers lol.

There are some low-information voters supporting Hillary. There are also educated black voters supporting Hillary: http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer...on-harlem.html

There are also low-information voters, mostly younger voters, supporting Bernie, because it is the "cool" thing to do (note -- I am not saying all Bernie voters are in this cohort, but it exists.)

It cuts both ways.

[Daywalk]

3 new polls

Texas (NBC/WSJ/Marist) : Clinton +21
Georgia (NBC/WSJ/Marist) : Clinton +34
Tennessee (NBC/WSJ/Marist) : Clinton +26


Super Tuesday Poll Shows Hillary Clinton Leading in Texas, Georgia and Tennessee - WSJ