WI: Marquette Law: Clinton +2 / Trump 24%, Rubio 18%, Cruz 16%

[Gass3268]

Democratic Primary
Hillary Clinton: 45%
Bernie Sanders: 43%
Martin O'Malley: 1%

Republican Primary
Donald Trump 24%
Marco Rubio 18%
Ted Cruz 16%
Ben Carson 8%
Chris Christie 5%
Rand Paul 3%
Carly Fiorinia 3%
Jeb Bush 2%
John Kasich 2%
Mike Huckabee 1%

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[LLR]

Brilliant poll!

[RI]

What is the source? PDF is better, but any sort of link would be good.

It's only been tweeted so far.

[Lief 🗽]

Rubio does well in the upper Midwest for some reason.

[Fusionmunster]

This is one of Bernies best states, tbh I was expecting him to be leading.

[Fubart Solman]

This is one of Bernies best states, tbh I was expecting him to be leading.

Same here. It's probably within the margin of error though.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

HOW GRAND!  The nomination battle looks to go deep into the spring!

[IceSpear]

Good thing Bernie probably won't make it to Wisconsin.

[Attorney General & Senator Dwarven Dragon]

Good thing Bernie probably won't make it to Wisconsin.

He might. If he can snatch Oklahoma, Colorado, Vermont, and Minnesota on Super Tuesday, plus come close in Massachusetts, then win Michigan, Maine, Missouri, Washington State, Hawaii, and Alaska, and come close in Ohio, that gets him to the end of March in a not-terrible position. Wisconsin is early April.

[IceSpear]

Good thing Bernie probably won't make it to Wisconsin.

He might. If he can snatch Oklahoma, Colorado, Vermont, and Minnesota on Super Tuesday, plus come close in Massachusetts, then win Michigan, Maine, Missouri, Washington State, Hawaii, and Alaska, and come close in Ohio, that gets him to the end of March in a not-terrible position. Wisconsin is early April.

Oklahoma? Those right-wing Democrats are going to stay home or skip the presidential ballot. They're not going to vote for a socialist. I don't see him having any shot in Missouri either. The others are possible, but I'd imagine the delegate math would be impossible for him at that point.

[Attorney General & Senator Dwarven Dragon]

Good thing Bernie probably won't make it to Wisconsin.

He might. If he can snatch Oklahoma, Colorado, Vermont, and Minnesota on Super Tuesday, plus come close in Massachusetts, then win Michigan, Maine, Missouri, Washington State, Hawaii, and Alaska, and come close in Ohio, that gets him to the end of March in a not-terrible position. Wisconsin is early April.

Oklahoma? Those right-wing Democrats are going to stay home or skip the presidential ballot. They're not going to vote for a socialist. I don't see him having any shot in Missouri either. The others are possible, but I'd imagine the delegate math would be impossible for him at that point.

The OK polls have often been closeish, and Missouri is heavily white outside of 3 counties.

[Lief 🗽]

Good thing Bernie probably won't make it to Wisconsin.

He might. If he can snatch Oklahoma, Colorado, Vermont, and Minnesota on Super Tuesday, plus come close in Massachusetts, then win Michigan, Maine, Missouri, Washington State, Hawaii, and Alaska, and come close in Ohio, that gets him to the end of March in a not-terrible position. Wisconsin is early April.

Oklahoma? Those right-wing Democrats are going to stay home or skip the presidential ballot. They're not going to vote for a socialist. I don't see him having any shot in Missouri either. The others are possible, but I'd imagine the delegate math would be impossible for him at that point.

The OK polls have often been closeish, and Missouri is heavily white outside of 3 counties.

lol how is Clinton +25% closeish?