CNN/ORC national poll: Dems like Clinton, GOP likes Ryan for 2016

[Mr. Morden]

This isn't a standard primary poll.  Rather, the question asks if the respondent would be "very likely, somewhat likely, not very likely, or not likely at all to support" each of the following candidates for their party's nomination.  So it's possible to say that you'd be likely to support more than one candidate.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2012/images/12/30/rel18h-1.pdf

Among Dems and Dem-leaning Independents, % saying they'd be "very" likely to support….
Clinton 65%
Biden 26%
Warren 16%
Cuomo 11%
Schweitzer 10%
Patrick 8%

…combined %age saying they'd be either "very" or "somewhat" likely to support….
Clinton 85%
Biden 66%
Cuomo 56%
Warren 52%
Patrick 41%
Schweitzer 37%

…combined %age saying they'd be either "very" or "somewhat" *unlikely* to support….
Schweitzer 50%
Patrick 47%
Cuomo 41%
Warren 40%
Biden 34%
Clintion 14%

Among Republicans and GOP-leaning Independents, % saying they'd be "very" likely to support….
Ryan 32%
Rubio 28%
Christie 23%
Rand Paul 19%
Bush 13%
Santorum 10%

…combined %age saying they'd be either "very" or "somewhat" likely to support….
Ryan 75%
Christie 59%
Rubio 58%
Bush 51%
Rand Paul 48%
Santorum 48%

…combined %age saying they'd be either "very" or "somewhat" *unlikely* to support….
Santorum 49%
Bush 47%
Rand Paul 47%
Christie 37%
Rubio 33%
Ryan 22%

[RogueBeaver]

Nice.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Definitely an interesting showing for Warren.  She hasn't even cast a vote in the Senate yet!

[King]

I hope Paul Ryan runs.  I want to see if he was really as lame and neutered as the Romney campaign made him out to be or if he is a real candidate.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

There's no way Santorum could've done better than Romney with numbers like that. So at least there's something for me to be smug and happy about.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I assume the Patrick/Schweitzer numbers mean nothing at this point.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Probably a lot of name recognition at this point.