NH (Monmouth) - Clinton +3

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Clinton 48
Sanders 45
O'Malley 3
Lessig 1

Favorables:

Sanders - 86/8
Clinton - 79/15
O'Malley - 32/17
Lessig - 11/15

Voters agree 35/13 that Lessig should be included in democratic debates.

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[Landslide Lyndon]

Compared to their last poll, a month an a half ago:

Clinton +12
Sanders +3

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Finally, Clinton seems to be coalascing her support in NH. Its pretty much a game ender if Sanders lose NH.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

Finally, Clinton seems to be coalascing her support in NH. Its pretty much a game ender if Sanders lose NH.

If he loses NH, he might be able to win Vermont like Dean did in 2004. But Vermont is 1 out of 57 primaries. Basically, he's toast.

[Skye]

Finally, Clinton seems to be coalascing her support in NH. Its pretty much a game ender if Sanders lose NH.

First post OC post I agree with.

[Ebsy]

Finally, Clinton seems to be coalascing her support in NH. Its pretty much a game ender if Sanders lose NH.

First post OC post I agree with.

Spooky.

[Likely Voter]

I think we can now assume (not surprisingly) that NH is no different than the rest of the country and Biden's withdrawal has benefited Clinton.

In the case of NH, it appears that Sanders needed Biden in the race to get a clear lead. And Sander's lead in NH was really the main thing to point at to show the race with Clinton was competitive. Going back to my post last month about how Biden and Sanders were kind of co-dependent. Now without Biden, the race does seem to be reverting back to more Gore/Bradley dynamic. (BTW, Bradley also lead in some polls in NH in the Fall and Winter of 1999/2000)

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Bernie is probably up a couple of points, but that's within the margin of error.

[Landslide Lyndon]

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Bernie is probably up a couple of points, but that's within the margin of error.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

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Bernie is probably up a couple of points, but that's within the margin of error.

PPP also has Clinton ahead. The race is a tossup, and if thats the case , Clinton may very well pull it off.

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Bernie is probably up a couple of points, but that's within the margin of error.

PPP also has Clinton ahead. The race is a tossup, and if thats the case , Clinton may very well pull it off.

There are many polls other than this one and PPP. I think the average of the post debate polls is a Bernie slightly up.

But even if accept this poll as right on the mark, these favorabilities are promising for Bernie.

Sanders - 86/8
Clinton - 79/15

[Ebsy]

Pretty sad that Sanders has such high favorables and yet people still won't vote for him.

[Mehmentum]

Pretty sad that Sanders has such high favorables and yet people still won't vote for him.

He's getting friend-zoned.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

That's kind of the point... liking someone and voting for them are two different things.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Pretty sad that Sanders has such high favorables and yet people still won't vote for him.

That's why it's foolish to try to equate favorability with electability.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Putting a socialist as a nominee is risky, and Clinton has Bill Clinton who is a skilled politician who talked Biden out of running since Sanders could have won if Biden split the vote. Just like Edwards split the vote in Iowa with Clinton, in 2008, allowing Obama to win.