If we compare this poll with the national Quinnipiac poll from yesterday, it would actually make MI about 1-2% more GOP than the nation, while it was D+5 in 2012.
Could be MoE movement though ...
PPP's last national poll had Clinton with a narrower national lead over both Rubio and Ryan than Quinnipiac did. In any case, even if you think the national margin is lower than Quinnipiac has it, I think it's still a bit of a trend towards the GOP in this poll, relative to 2012. Which supports my theory that 2016 Clinton vs. X isn't just a straightforward uniform swing towards the Dems everywhere, but instead would have some of the more R states trend D and some of the more D states trend R, to bring everything closer to the national average.....or at least that the South would trend strongly D, and the shifts in the rest of the country would be more muted:
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