CNN/ORC National Poll: Clinton dominates, Bush leads GOP

[Gallium]

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2015/images/04/20/cnnorc2016poll04202015.pdf

Clinton 69%
Biden 11%
Sanders 5%
Webb 3%
Chafee 1%
O’Malley 1%

Bush 17%
Walker 12%
Paul 11%
Rubio 11%
Huckabee 9%
Cruz 7%
Carson 4%
Christie 4%
Perry 3%
Santorum 3%
Jindal 2%
Kasich 2%
Fiorina 2%
Graham 2%

[Gallium]

The number of Democrats who are enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy is up sharply post-announcement from 41% to 58% (with a big gender divide: 65% of Democratic women are enthusiastic compared to 49% of Democratic men).

26% are enthisastic about Biden, 11% Sanders, 7% Webb, 6% O'Malley, 2% Chafee

[King]

It's over. Everyone go home.

[Mr. Morden]

It's over. Everyone go home.

I am home…

[retromike22]

#Chafeementum!

[Ebsy]

No Warren? Massive margins for Clinton? Say it ain't so!

[Skye]

Finally no Warren. And dat Rubio surge.

[IceSpear]

[IceSpear]

The number of Democrats who are enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy is up sharply post-announcement from 41% to 58% (with a big gender divide: 65% of Democratic women are enthusiastic compared to 49% of Democratic men).

26% are enthisastic about Biden, 11% Sanders, 7% Webb, 6% O'Malley, 2% Chafee

Impossible. Everyone knows Hillary supporters only support her grudgingly because she seems inevitable. Nobody actually likes her or is enthusiastic for her.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

The number of Democrats who are enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy is up sharply post-announcement from 41% to 58% (with a big gender divide: 65% of Democratic women are enthusiastic compared to 49% of Democratic men).

26% are enthisastic about Biden, 11% Sanders, 7% Webb, 6% O'Malley, 2% Chafee

Impossible. Everyone knows Hillary supporters only support her grudgingly because she seems inevitable. Nobody actually likes her or is enthusiastic for her.

Even I have to admit this atlas movement of supporting Chafee was really dumb. Back to drafting Biden and Warren, I guess.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

The number of Democrats who are enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy is up sharply post-announcement from 41% to 58% (with a big gender divide: 65% of Democratic women are enthusiastic compared to 49% of Democratic men).

26% are enthisastic about Biden, 11% Sanders, 7% Webb, 6% O'Malley, 2% Chafee

Impossible. Everyone knows Hillary supporters only support her grudgingly because she seems inevitable. Nobody actually likes her or is enthusiastic for her.

Even I have to admit this atlas movement of supporting Chafee was really dumb. Back to drafting Biden and Warren, I guess.

I really disagree with you on Chafee. As a former Republican, he clearly has crossover appeal. His anti-war stances will help shore up the left who might be wary of Hillary's war mongering past. As the race goes on, I'm sure that his support will skyrocket by at least 100%. He's pro-environment and is anti-surveillance state. That will build a winning coalition based on "Fresh Ideas for America."

On paper, he actually sounds decent (see above and his experience as governor and senator). Unfortunately, he doesn't have much of a personality and doesn't seem to do interviews very well. Plus there's the 70% gorilla in the room. I still maintain my (ironic) support for my man Linc.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

The number of Democrats who are enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy is up sharply post-announcement from 41% to 58% (with a big gender divide: 65% of Democratic women are enthusiastic compared to 49% of Democratic men).

26% are enthisastic about Biden, 11% Sanders, 7% Webb, 6% O'Malley, 2% Chafee

Impossible. Everyone knows Hillary supporters only support her grudgingly because she seems inevitable. Nobody actually likes her or is enthusiastic for her.

Even I have to admit this atlas movement of supporting Chafee was really dumb. Back to drafting Biden and Warren, I guess.

I really disagree with you on Chafee. As a former Republican, he clearly has crossover appeal. His anti-war stances will help shore up the left who might be wary of Hillary's war mongering past. As the race goes on, I'm sure that his support will skyrocket by at least 100%. He's pro-environment and is anti-surveillance state. That will build a winning coalition based on "Fresh Ideas for America."

On paper, he actually sounds decent (see above and his experience as governor and senator). Unfortunately, he doesn't have much of a personality and doesn't seem to do interviews very well. Plus there's the 70% gorilla in the room. I still maintain my (ironic) support for my man Linc.

LOLOLOL

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

The number of Democrats who are enthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy is up sharply post-announcement from 41% to 58% (with a big gender divide: 65% of Democratic women are enthusiastic compared to 49% of Democratic men).

26% are enthisastic about Biden, 11% Sanders, 7% Webb, 6% O'Malley, 2% Chafee

Impossible. Everyone knows Hillary supporters only support her grudgingly because she seems inevitable. Nobody actually likes her or is enthusiastic for her.

Even I have to admit this atlas movement of supporting Chafee was really dumb. Back to drafting Biden and Warren, I guess.

I really disagree with you on Chafee. As a former Republican, he clearly has crossover appeal. His anti-war stances will help shore up the left who might be wary of Hillary's war mongering past. As the race goes on, I'm sure that his support will skyrocket by at least 100%. He's pro-environment and is anti-surveillance state. That will build a winning coalition based on "Fresh Ideas for America."

On paper, he actually sounds decent (see above and his experience as governor and senator). Unfortunately, he doesn't have much of a personality and doesn't seem to do interviews very well. Plus there's the 70% gorilla in the room. I still maintain my (ironic) support for my man Linc.

LOLOLOL

Thank you, thank you. I'll be here all night (I should fix that).

Going on to the poll itself, it's nice to see one without Warren. I wonder how many (former) Warren supporters will jump ship from Hillary in favor of Sanders as the invisible primary continues.