MI-PPP: Hillary leads everyone, Paul and Walker closest

[Skye]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_MI_63015.pdf

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Essentially:
Clinton 45, Paul 42
Clinton 46, Walker 42
Clinton 47, Huckabee 42
Clinton 46, Rubio 40
Clinton 44, Christie 38
Clinton 49, Carson 41
Clinton 46, Fiorina 38
Clinton 47, Bush 36
Clinton 49, Trump/Cruz 39

[mds32]

Here are the Michigan Results.

Clinton 47
Bush 38

Clinton 49
Carson 41

Clinton 44
Christie 38

Clinton 49
Cruz 39

Clinton 46
Fiorina 38

Clinton 47
Huckabee 42

Clinton 45
Paul 42

Clinton 46
Rubio 40

Clinton 49
Trump 39

Clinton 46
Walker 42

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_MI_63015.pdf

[MT Treasurer]

Walker (R)............... 38%
Webb (D)................ 31%

Walker (R).............. 37%
O'Malley (D)............ 32%

Walker (R)............. 39%
Sanders (D).......... 35%

Walker (R)............ 36%
Chafee (D)........... 31%

[Skye]

I dunno if it's worth noticing (due to potentially small sample) but most Republicans are gathering around 20% of the Black vote. Worst is Bush, who gets 15% of the black vote; best is Rubio, who gets 23%.

[YaBoyNY]

Bush has so much electability though, guys.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Interesting that PPP is expecting Walker to be the nominee- he is the only one ever tested against non-Clinton Democrats.  But, this poll definitely suggests that Michigan could be in play (keep in mind that GOP numbers will improve when there is a candidate).

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Good, MI, WI and Pa are safe bets for Clinton.

[mds32]

Good, MI, WI and Pa are safe bets for Clinton.

LOL Safe bets? She is down to candidates in PA and is below average I would say in Michigan. Wisconsin seems to Lean/Likely Clinton, Michigan Tossup/Lean Clinton and Pennsylvania is a pure Tossup.

[pbrower2a]

Michigan typically is very close a year and a half before the election, but it typically closes hard late for Democrats in Presidential years.

[pbrower2a]

Interesting that PPP is expecting Walker to be the nominee- he is the only one ever tested against non-Clinton Democrats.  But, this poll definitely suggests that Michigan could be in play (keep in mind that GOP numbers will improve when there is a candidate).

Don't be so sure. Republicans have nobody who has a strong appeal to Michigan.

The state has too many blacks and union members to be easy picking for a Republican. The last time that the Republicans won Michigan in a close election was 1976 -- with Gerald Ford.

[Ebsy]

This is about as good as numbers will look for Republicans in Michigan. It's all downhill from here.

[Former Democrat]

MI is fools gold! But a close win for Hillary or another DEM means we win the election

[ElectionsGuy]

What I'm puzzled about is that Bush does nearly the worst here but Fox News (who wants Bush to win) has Bush as the best candidate against Clinton.

[Gass3268]

Good, MI, WI and Pa are safe bets for Clinton.

LOL Safe bets? She is down to candidates in PA and is below average I would say in Michigan. Wisconsin seems to Lean/Likely Clinton, Michigan Tossup/Lean Clinton and Pennsylvania is a pure Tossup.

LOL Michigan less likely than Wisconsin? Michigan is essentially a Dem lock, like pbrower said it always closes hard late. Wisconsin is a lean Dem and Pennsylvania is tilt Dem because Pennsylvania always comes home at the end.

[pbrower2a]

Does any sensible person still believe FoX Propaganda Channel?

[Beet]

Sanders loses the state 35 - 39. His favorabilities among African Americans are brutal.

[Mr. Morden]

Walker 36%
Chafee 31%

Walker 37%
O'Malley 32%

Walker 39%
Sanders 35%

Walker 38%
Webb 31%

[DS0816]

Good, MI, WI and Pa are safe bets for Clinton.

LOL Safe bets? She is down to candidates in PA and is below average I would say in Michigan. Wisconsin seems to Lean/Likely Clinton, Michigan Tossup/Lean Clinton and Pennsylvania is a pure Tossup.

LOL Michigan less likely than Wisconsin? Michigan is essentially a Dem lock, like pbrower said it always closes hard late. Wisconsin is a lean Dem and Pennsylvania is tilt Dem because Pennsylvania always comes home at the end.

The state effectively has a 250,000 [estimate] raw-vote advantage for the Democrats. More than enough time has gone by to not skew Michigan toward the Republicans in polls indicating a Democrat would win the presidency. Perhaps we are at a point where polls on Michigan, more than three months in advance of a presidential election, should be ignored.

[Tender Branson]

Walker 39%
Sanders 35%

We all know how relevant these numbers are at this stage:

[pbrower2a]

Walker 39%
Sanders 35%

We all know how relevant these numbers are at this stage:

Indeed, few people saw the Iraq war spiraling into the quagmire that it became. People could have reasonably predicted a financial panic analogous to that of 1929 (but I am into Howe and Strauss' generational theory and I could see the near-repeat of human history due to the shabbiness of the economic activity of the time) even if I could not time it. America was not ready to elect a black man as President.

 

[Eraserhead]

Sanders loses the state 35 - 39. His favorabilities among African Americans are brutal.

Meaningless. They don't even know who he is.