PPP National Poll: Bush drops to 5th place, Clinton remains far ahead

[MustLuvMavericks]

Poor Rand.

PPP has always been an outlier in showing a poor performance for Rand. Before the 10% poll in March, they had last measured him at 4% when other pollsters were showing him as the frontrunner.

[Mr. Morden]

On the GOP side, who leads among...?

Tea Party: Cruz
not Tea Party: Rubio/Walker tie
not sure if Tea Party: Walker
moderate: Bush
somewhat conservative: Walker
very conservative: Walker
men: Walker
women: Carson/Huckabee/Rubio tie
age 18-49: Carson
age 30-45: Paul
age 46-65: Walker
age 65+: Walker

[Torie]

Thought Sanders would be doing a little bit better honestly.

80% of interviews were done over landline phones. I'm the thinking 2016 is going to be the year when pollsters finally get a nasty bite in the rear end.

One of the reasons the British polling industry collectively f[ink]ed up last week was because they didn't do enough landline interviews. The landline polling proved by far the most accurate, and I'd still trust it in the US.

The number crunchers in the Tory war room who got it about right apparently used a mix of both land line and cell phones based on some proprietary methodology, maybe as a cross check, maybe to pick up more young voters, maybe to see if the numbers varied after being weighted for the varying demographics.

[Türkisblau]

Webb at 6% in Idaho and now nationally?

The #WebbWave is building.