MI-FOX 2 Detroit/Mitchell- Trump +20, Clinton +28

[Mehmentum]

Link.

Trump: 39%
Rubio: 19%
Cruz: 14%
Kasich: 12%

Clinton: 61%
Sanders: 33%

Apparently, Carson's voters don't like Trump.

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[Classic Conservative]

Is this pre-Super Tuesday?

[Mehmentum]

Is this pre-Super Tuesday?

Apparently it was a 1 day poll on March 1st.

[Holmes]

Is this pre-Super Tuesday?

Conducted March 1st.

[Classic Conservative]

Is this pre-Super Tuesday?

Conducted March 1st.

Ok so more than likely pre-results.

[ElectionAtlas]

New Poll: Michigan President by Mitchell/Detroit News on 2016-03-01

Summary:

Trump:	39%
Rubio:	19%
Cruz:	14%
Kasich:	12%
Carson:	9%
Other:	0%
Undecided:	7%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[ElectionAtlas]

New Poll: Michigan President by Mitchell/Detroit News on 2016-03-01

Summary:

Clinton:	61%
Sanders:	33%
Other:	1%
Undecided:	5%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[IceSpear]

DOMINATING!

[°Leprechaun]

DOMINATING!

OK, this is the first March poll that I have seen so far. Good news for Clinton. If the trend continues Sanders may be in trouble. I don't know how reliable Fox news is.

[Wiz in Wis]

DOMINATING!

OK, this is the first March poll that I have seen so far. Good news for Clinton. If the trend continues Sanders may be in trouble. I don't know how reliable Fox news is.

Sanders may be in trouble... uh, what does it look like when he's not in trouble, just down by 20?

[Crumpets]

Clinton has really managed to hammer home the whole "Flint advocate" image.

[Firestorm]

Apparently, Carson's voters don't like Trump.

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Maybe in Michigan, but I voted for Carson and live in a state that gave him his best showing yet (Alabama, 10% of the popular vote), and I expect that he would have likewise done well in Mississippi, Louisiana, maybe Kentucky and to a much lesser extent Florida and North Carolina. Way I see it...

...we wouldn't vote for Rubio. Too effeminate, too distant, sounds like Jeb but with better programming.

...we still haven't entirely forgiven Cruz for the dirty trick he pulled in Iowa, though I'll admit that he has the most to gain from this.

...look up the definition of "oblivious Ohio Yankee" and you'll see Kasich's picture. Ohioans in particular have a bad reputation for fleeing high taxes in the north, voting to raise them in the south, and endlessly yammering about their conservative values and their superiority over all the local bubbas.

...down here, Trump will be second to Cruz for who comes out the best from this. Southern Carsonites are, I think, mostly older, well-to-do white people who are disgusted by the mudslinging from Trump in particular and all three leading candidates in general. They like Cruz more, but they don't lack respect for Trump; and many of them would rather have a businessman than a lawyer.

(Plus I'll wager that a lot of white Republican voters in Florida and the Gulf Coast don't really like Cubans.)

[Shadows]

I think Clinton is leading MI, but the deal here this is a landline poll, So obviously it will be very biased.

Thus a wrong picture is given, I think Clinton is ahead in double digits but not this much