NY: Quinnipiac: Clinton up 2:1 on Republicans, Cuomo less so

[Miles]

Report.

Clinton- 60%
Bush- 29%

Clinton- 61%
Paul- 26%

Clinton- 57%
Christie- 31%

Cuomo- 51%
Bush- 31%

Cuomo- 56%
Paul- 28%

Cuomo- 49%
Christie- 35%

[Oregreen]

WAIT, Hillary even leads in New York? Republicans will get CRASHED! LOL, no! But I wonder if she can get 66% of the vote in New York. THAT would be amazing. If she does and also improves Obama's performance in the Romney states and California, it will be hard for her to lose the popular vote, although the Electoral College is what counts.

[Oregreen]

The gender gap in that poll is also quite interesting: Clinton's leads range from 14 to 24 percentage points among men and 36 to 44 percentage points among women. If that holds, the gender gap will even grow in 2016. I guess many women will vote for Hillary just because she makes them "proud to be a woman" (That's what happened when Palin ran LOL!)

[pbrower2a]

Practically identical to the Quinnipiac poll.

Deleted due to lost relevance.

[IceSpear]

The thread title says Siena, but the link is to Quinnipiac.

[IceSpear]

Cuomo is actually losing upstate to Jeb and Christie, lol.

[Lief 🗽]

Say what you will about New York voters, but at least they thoroughly reject Rand Paul and his libertarian nonsense.

[Devils30]

If Hillary faces Jeb or Paul those upstate House seats could flip right back to the Dems.

[HillaryLandslide2016]

Hillary is EXTREMELY popular here. I really think she will break 70% in New York and improve over Lyndon Johnson's margin in 1964 (at least she will match it). Especially if the GOP runs a nutjob like Carson, Rubio or Paul.

[HillaryLandslide2016]

If Hillary faces Jeb or Paul those upstate House seats could flip right back to the Dems.

Those seats and even more House seats, probably enough of them to secure a Democratic Congress in 2016.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Once Hilary announces, then Biden and Webb will be pushed to the forefront.  I dont think Cuomo will be a candidate.

But, once the campaign fully engages, then there will be a contest, and both New Yorkers will have problems with the base.

[Xing]

^I think Cuomo would have a much bigger problem with the Democratic base than Hillary would.

[HAnnA MArin County]

The gender gap in that poll is also quite interesting: Clinton's leads range from 14 to 24 percentage points among men and 36 to 44 percentage points among women. If that holds, the gender gap will even grow in 2016. I guess many women will vote for Hillary just because she makes them "proud to be a woman" (That's what happened when Palin ran LOL!)

Unlike Palin, Hillary actually has a brain and I'd reckon more women find that more admirable than sharing reproductive organs.

But yes, if Hillary doesn't ignore the historical aspect of her campaign like she did last time, the gender gap will grow. She needs to excite women (and men) about finally shattering that highest, hardest glass ceiling in which she placed 18 million cracks last time. #UnfinishedBusiness