ABC-Langer: Trump 32 Carson 22, Clinton 60 Sanders 34

[The Mikado]

http://www.langerresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/1173a22016Election.pdf

11/19     (10/18)

Trump 32 (32)
Carson 22 (22)
Rubio 11 (10)
Cruz 8 (6)
Jeb! 6 (7)
Fiorina 4 (5)
Huckabee 3 (3)
Paul 3 (2)
Kasich 3 (2)
Christie 2 (3)
Santorum 1 (0)
Graham 1 (1)
Jindal 0 (0)
Pataki 0 (1)


Clinton 60 (64)
Sanders 34 (25)
O'Malley 3 (2)

[YPestis25]

Interesting that this is a nine point jump for Bernie, and a four point decrease for Clinton, since October. Also interesting that Sanders' share of the white and nonwhite vote are only seven points apart.

[Eraserhead]

Interesting that this is a nine point jump for Bernie, and a four point decrease for Clinton, since October. Also interesting that Sanders' share of the white and nonwhite vote are only seven points apart.

Looks like a junk poll.

[Mr. Morden]

Which GOP candidate is…?
most honest: Carson
best personality and temperament to serve effectively as president: Trump
best chance of getting elected president in November 2016: Trump
best experience to be president: Bush
would do the most to bring needed change to Washington: Trump

42% of Republicans call terrorism the most important issue.  But only 18% of Democrats do.

[Mr. Morden]

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60% is awfully high for Hillary in a poll where Bernie is 1 point off his record. In particular, 3% is rather low for the undecideds.

[Fusionmunster]

Fun fact from Godhumor on DemocraticUnderground, Hillary is actually up 6 points from last month, not down 4. In October Hillary was at 54%, the 64% comes from the Biden supporters second choice numbers reallocated to Hillary(and Bernie). Would have been nice for the author of the poll to actually point that out.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Fun fact from Godhumor on DemocraticUnderground, Hillary is actually up 6 points from last month, not down 4. In October Hillary was at 54%, the 64% comes from the Biden supporters second choice numbers reallocated to Hillary(and Bernie). Would have been nice for the author of the poll to actually point that out.

Since Biden was never a candidate, it's more meaningful to compare her current performance to previous polls without Biden. Of course that works better if you don't have to try to figure out the second choice from the poll.

[Wells]

Bernie has increased by 11 percent among women, 16 percent among minorities, and has 53 percent support from people under 50. He may still be able to win the election.

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Seems pretty junky, but I like Sanders' numbers.