Marist: Hillary leads all 17 candidates by between 5-21 points

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Its hard to see where she'd be overperforming if she's underperforming in the swing states.  My best guess would be blue states, but A) I find it hard to believe that 2016 will be more polarized than 2012, and B) the PPP Illinois poll seems to contradict that.

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This sample was D+11. Throw it in the trash.

I see D+8.  33% Democrat, 25% Republican, 40% independent.

2012 was D+6.  It may be slightly left leaning, but not trash-worthy.

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Something interesting is that Clinton's support actually drops by 5 points when Trump is added.  That means that 5% of Americans are like "I hate Bush and Clinton's alright, but you know who I really want to be president? Donald Trump."

I'm really curious to see who's order of preference is Trump-Clinton-Bush.  Who are these people?

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Among the top GOP candidates Clinton is underperforming Obama by 2-4 points.

Obama beat Romney by 4 points in 2012.  In this poll Clinton is leading Bush by 6 points.

I suppose that you must mean that since she's at 47 - 49% in this poll, that means she's 'trailing' Obama's 51% performance in 2012.  Of course, by that measure the leading Republicans are trailing Romney by 4 to 6 points in this poll.

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"And, in 2016, Clinton crushed John Kasich 49-39, with third parties getting twelve percent."

- Accuracy of these polls

Do you know what 'undecided' means?