MN-PPP: Close race with Democrats slightly ahead; #DeezNutsmentum

[RFayette]

If the margins were the same but both candidates were in the upper 40's rather than the lower 40's, I'd be more optimistic about GOP chances here.  I suspect the undecideds are very Democratic-leaning here.

Also, I can't believe why anyone would vote for Nader over Clinton.  Clinton is arguably running the most progressive campaign for a presumptive Democratic nominee since McGovern, whether on race, guns, income inequality, or energy policy.  She is a great candidate for the progressive left.

[RFayette]

Holy sh**t, according to this poll, among ALL Minnesota voters, Hillary is at 38-55 approve/disapprove!

We'd be fools to nominate her. Even with his low name recognition, Sanders is already doing better against Trump than her.

Indeed.  The Electability argument for Clinton has been getting a lot weaker in the past month.  I used to believe Clinton was this invincible figure, but now she shows some weakness.