McClatchy/Marist (National): Hillary leads all Republicans by 12-14 points

[IceSpear]

Clinton 53
Romney 41

Clinton 53
Christie 41

Clinton 53
Bush 40

Clinton 54
Paul 40

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2014/12/15/250093_establishment-revenge-jeb-bush.html?rh=1

[tmthforu94]

Ludicrous - no way Romney is down by 12

[IceSpear]

Ludicrous - no way Romney is down by 12

Both this and the Quinnipiac poll look like outliers. And since Selzer is the best pollster in the country and has a result in between both of those, I'm going with them.

[Oregreen]

Much of her advantage right now is due to her name recognition and the uncertainty about the Republican nominee. And that poll also seems to be skewed towards the Democrats (I highly doubt that she will win by a bigger margin than Clinton in 96 or twice Obama's margin in 2008).

Ludicrous - no way Romney is down by 12

Both this and the Quinnipiac poll look like outliers. And since Selzer is the best pollster in the country and has a result in between both of those, I'm going with them.

Agreed.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Much of her advantage right now is due to her name recognition and the uncertainty about the Republican nominee. And that poll also seems to be skewed towards the Democrats (I highly doubt that she will win by a bigger margin than Clinton in 96 or twice Obama's margin in 2008).

It's not like Romney or Bush are totally unknown.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

But, things went south in 2014, for the Dems isn't showing in the polls for our nominee and Congressional candidates.

[pbrower2a]

Ludicrous - no way Romney is down by 12

No Presidential nominee is going to get more than 60% of the vote. If one of the nominees at this stage has more than 50% of the likely vote share according to the poll, then figure that the lagging nominee will get 3/5 to 2/3 of the undecided vote...

Clinton 53   ....55
Romney 41  ... 45

Clinton 53 .... 55
Christie 41 ... 45

Clinton 53 ...55
Bush 40   ....45

Clinton 54  ...56
Paul 40  ........44

Most of the undecided are obviously lean Republican.