NBC/WSJ national poll: Clinton 59% Sanders 25% Webb 3% O'Malley 3% Chafee 1%

[Mr. Morden]

NBC/WSJ Democratic primary poll (national):

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/MSNBC/Components/Photo/_new/15313JulyNBCWSJPOLL.pdf

Clinton 59%
Sanders 25%
Webb 3%
O'Malley 3%
Chafee 1%

Poll conducted July 26-30.  Republican #s are already posted in the other thread.

[Mr. Morden]

No general election matchups in this poll, so I won't bother posting another thread about this, but they do pose several questions to the combined sample of all adults.  (Note that NBC/WSJ explicitly offers a "neutral" option, so both the favorable and unfavorable #s tend to be lower than other polls.)

Sanders 24/19% for +5%
Kasich 14/9% for +5%
Rubio 24/23% for +1%
Walker 19/20% for -1%
Huckabee 22/30% for -8%
Paul 20/30% for -10%
Clinton 37/48% for -11%
Cruz 19/31% for -12%
Christie 24/37% for -13%
Bush 26/40% for -14%
Trump 26/56% for -30%

The weak Clinton #s mirror what we saw with Quinnipiac.  Though it could be worse.  She could be as unpopular as Jeb Bush or Donald Trump. 

Another telling set of #s here:

Democratic Party: 38% favorable, 38% unfavorable
Republican Party: 28% favorable, 44% unfavorable

[Landslide Lyndon]

Quinnipiac is the only pollster showing Jeb more popular than Clinton.

[Eraserhead]

The best Sanders number yet in a national poll. Only problem is that Clinton's number is one of her better showings too.

[Vega]

Wow. Chafee is at one percent. That must be a all time high.