McClatchy-Marist National: Hillary >=50% vs GOP, Bernie Sanders loses to Carson

[HillOfANight]

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/nation-world/national/article43727697.ece/BINARY/Poll%20details

67% of the weighted sample was white, which seems low considering most expect it to be about 70%. Clinton/Carson have gotten a lot more popular.

Clinton 50 (47)
Rubio 45 (42)

Clinton 52 (49)
Bush 44 (43)

Clinton 53 (49)
Cruz 43 (40)

Clinton 50 (49)
Carson 48 (39)

Clinton 56 (54)
Trump 41 (38)

Clinton 53 (53)
Fiorina 43 (35)

Sanders 48
Rubio 45

Sanders 51
Bush 41

Sanders 51
Cruz 39

Sanders 45
Carson 47

Sanders 53
Trump 41

Sanders 53
Fiorina 39

[Tender Branson]

Wayyyy too pro-Clinton/Democrats.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Poll showing Clinton 50 percent, is a positive, especially with Trump, since Obama's approvals is 50 as well

[King]

Unless the GOP's rhetoric on immigration REALLY gets the Latinos out to vote, I doubt 67% is possible until 2024.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Unless the GOP's rhetoric on immigration REALLY gets the Latinos out to vote, I doubt 67% is possible until 2024.

The GOP fumbled in 2016, instead of rallying behind Rubio, they went with Jeb, allowing Trump to seal the deal for the GOP nomination. Who is the only that can lose like Romney did in 2012.

Go Clinton / Castro in 2016 will probably def Trump.

[Mehmentum]

Seeing how the demographics are weird, the relative performances of candidates is more indicative.

Clinton:
v. Carson: +2
v. Rubio: +5
v. Bush: +8
v. Cruz: +10
v. Fioina: +10
v. Trump: +15
Average: +8.3

Sanders:
v. Carson: -2
v. Rubio: +3
v. Bush: +10
v. Trump: +12
v. Cruz: +12
v. Fiorina: +14
Average: +8.2