MD-WaPo: Clinton 60%; Biden 17%; O'Malley 7% (not a typo); Cuomo 4%

[Mr. Morden]

The Washington Post polled Maryland voters' 2016 Democratic primary preferences:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/polling/washington-post-maryland-poll-february-2013/2013/02/26/515a36f8-8007-11e2-a671-0307392de8de_page.html

They actually did the poll among all voters, but the relevant bit for a hypothetical Democratic primary is the set of numbers among Democrats:

Clinton 60%
Biden 17%
O'Malley 7%
Cuomo 4%

If you want to expand it to all registered voters, the numbers are:

Clinton 47%
Biden 15%
O'Malley 6%
Cuomo 6%

Yes, that's right.  O'Malley is in third place and single digits in his own home state.

Also asked:

Do you approve of O'Malley's job performance as governor?
registered voters: 49% approve / 44% disapprove
Democrats only: 68% approve / 24% disapprove

If O'Malley was the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, would you vote for him in the general election?
registered voters: definitely yes 17% / maybe 40% / definitely no 39%
Democrats only: definitely yes 29% / maybe 53% / definitely no 16%

Yikes, that's pretty pathetic.  His overall 49% / 44% approve / disapprove numbers aren't awful, but he is a Democratic governor in a Democratic state.  He should be doing better than that.  Looks like those numbers are inflated by the fact that he has a "D" next to his name.  But even many/most of those Dems who approve of his job as governor don't seem to think he's presidential material.

[Maxwell]

O'Malley's presidential campaign will be like that of Biden's in 2008.  Absolutely no chance.

Worse than that I bet, considering Biden was a long time, respected (in Dem circles) Senator who many thought was too much of a goofball to be President, where O'Malley doesn't even have the list of experience or the respect. He's the Dem's Pawlenty: Establishment types will drool over him but ultimately he will be the first one to go.

[King]

I don't really like him, but O'Malley has a pretty good chance if Clinton doesn't run despite these numbers.  He can run from the left of both Cuomo and Biden and that will get him more support eventually.

[Eraserhead]

What's the point of doing Democratic primary polls that include Clinton at this point? We get it.