SC New Democrats: Clinton 47-Sanders 28

[tpfkaw]

https://www.docdroid.net/vOFfb2x/scnd-poll-11516-1.pdf.html

Slimmest lead Hillary's ever had in SC, I think. Poll appears to have been paid for by Richard Riley, Bill Clinton's Secretary of Education.

[The Other Castro]

South Carolina within 20? Oh damn.

[Mike Thick]

South Carolina within 20? Oh damn.

[morgieb]

Way too many undecideds this late.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Good news for Sanders

[Kingpoleon]

Winning IA, NH, and NV before this would really contribute to Sanders's points. Fifteen to ten point victory by Hillary, depending on whether or not O'Malley is still in.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Way too many undecideds this late.

Another poll confirmed this many undecideds. This is great news for Sanders.

[Sorenroy]

African-Americans: 60% of electorate.
Clinton - 54%
Sanders - 18%
O'Malley - 2%

Whites: 40% of the electorate.
Sanders - 44%
Clinton - 39%
O'Malley - 2%

Women: 60% of electorate.
Clinton - 48%
Sanders - 32%
O'Malley - 2%

Men: 40% of the electorate.
Sanders - 44%
Clinton - 37%
O'Malley - 3%

[Fusionmunster]

Way too many undecideds this late.

Another pool confirmed this many undecideds. This is great news for Sanders.

That poll was garbage to.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

If Sanders wins big in Iowa and New Hampshire, SC will tighten

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I still think SC is safe Hillary

[Tender Branson]

It's only natural that there are that many undecideds among Blaxicasians: Blaxicasians in the state are in a holding-pattern - they wait and see if the man of the working people Bernie Sanders, can defeat her in IA and NH - and then they switch over to him in SC.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

It's only natural that there are that many undecideds among Blaxicasians: Blaxicasians in the state are in a holding-pattern - they wait and see if the man of the working people Bernie Sanders, can defeat her in IA and NH - and then they switch over to him in SC.

Don't worry, Hillary will "shake some sense into them", like they she's doing in Iowa.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/21/politics/hillary-clinton-bernie-sanders-foreign-policy/

[Holmes]

It's only natural that there are that many undecideds among Blaxicasians: Blaxicasians in the state are in a holding-pattern - they wait and see if the man of the working people Bernie Sanders, can defeat her in IA and NH - and then they switch over to him in SC.

Stop using that term.

[Flake]

It's only natural that there are that many undecideds among Blaxicasians: Blaxicasians in the state are in a holding-pattern - they wait and see if the man of the working people Bernie Sanders, can defeat her in IA and NH - and then they switch over to him in SC.

Stop using that term.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Julian Castro spoke eloquently on Dr King Birthday, as you know he's supporting Clinton.  As far as I can tell Latinos and Blacks have joined forces in giving Clinton the nomination. In states like NV and SC. SANDERS woild have to beat her in her own backyard and win CO. Because states like TX, OK and AZ after Super Tues arent friendly.

[Zanas]

Their red printed subtitle "Sanders cuts Clinton's lead by 17% in 30 days" is :
- semantically wrong, it's not by 17 %, but by 17 percentage points, which are not the same ;
- based on "the last poll published on RCP, a CBS/YouGov poll", which is a weird way of comparing apples and oranges, and gives a real unscientifical smell to this.

Again, not saying things haven't tightened up a bit, as they should have considering what we're getting in national numbers, but this particular poll and pollster seem to be flimsy.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Even if Clinton loses Iowa & NH, she will still be nominee, because Bernie has to win a NV or a FL or a CO. One of those to stop her. Barring that, she wil solidify the nomination by SC.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Even if Clinton loses Iowa & NH, she will still be nominee, because Bernie has to win a NV or a FL or a CO. One of those to stop her. Barring that, she wil solidify the nomination by SC.

Florida is not an early state this year

[DrScholl]

Sanders is the white candidate, as evidenced by the racial gap in this poll. As long as Clinton heavily carries the black vote, Sanders has no chance. He's struggling with black voters, which is why his campaign is claiming that blacks are "on fire" for him.