PPP: Christie victorious against ALL Democrats tested

[Mr. Morden]

LOLZ PPP IS A DEMOCRAT HACK POLL!1!1!!!

Seriously though, these numbers worry me now. I'm now praying for the far-right to destroy Christie in some way.

It's a three-point lead and the election is still three years away...

Very true, but her numbers against other R's are kinda concerning and AFAIK Clinton has better name rec than Christie does (I could be wrong though).

Her fav/unfav #s here are 47/45%, while his are 43/31%, so yes, she has better name recognition.

[Mr. Morden]

fav/unfav #s:

Christie 43/31% for +12%
Huckabee 38/35% for +3%
Clinton 47/45% for +2%
Warren 23/27% for -4%
Paul 34/39% for -5%
Kerry 36/44% for -8%
Bush 31/41% for -10%
Biden 38/49% for -11%
Cruz 26/40% for -14%
Dean 18/41% for -23%

[Mr. Morden]

The gender gap in this poll is unreal:

Men:
Christie 56%
Clinton 32%
(24 point Christie lead)

Women:
Clinton 51%
Christie 36%
(15 point Clinton lead)

So a 39 point gender gap between men and women.  The all time record for a presidential election in modern times is just 20 points, but many of the "Clinton vs. X" polls we've seen for 2016 show a 30 point+ gender gap.

[Mr. Morden]

Here's the trendline for polls from all pollsters (except excluding internet polls like Yougov, which otherwise dominate the statistics) on Hillary Clinton's favorability:

[Mr. Morden]

Christie favorability/unfavorability by party:
Dems: 38/36 for +2%
GOP: 48/26 for +22%
Indies: 46/28 for +18%

Clinton favorability/unfavorability by party:
Dems: 83/11 for +72%
GOP: 14/78 for -64%
Indies: 34/55 for -21%

Christie vs. Clinton by party:
Dems: Clinton +71%
GOP: Christie +76%
Indies: Christie +23%

Christie vs. Clinton by race:
whites: Christie +21%
blacks: Clinton +75%
Hispanics: Clinton +24%
other: Clinton +18%

Christie vs. Clinton by age:
18-29: Clinton +16
30-45: Christie +1
46-65: Christie +6
65+: Christie +13

[Mr. Morden]

Despite all these polls showing Christie outpolling Clinton, I'll say Clinton has a far better chance of getting elected than Clinton.

I don't know.  Clinton's already been elected, while Clinton hasn't even declared her candidacy yet.