OH PrimD: Public Policy Polling: Clinton with Slight Lead in Ohio

[ElectionAtlas]

New Poll: Ohio President by Public Policy Polling on 2016-03-12

Summary:

Clinton:	46%
Sanders:	41%
Other:	0%
Undecided:	13%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[ProgressiveCanadian]

It's getting tight!!!!

[Shadows]

The Last PPP Poll for Ohio was from 4-6th March, this one is from 11-13th March.

Clinton led Sanders by 21% in the Ohio Poll 7 days back. Now is he is down by 5%. That is a 16% Swing.

I am optimistic that with a late push & given the trends, Bernie may have a chance to win Ohio.

[A Perez]

The Last PPP Poll for Ohio was from 4-6th March, this one is from 11-13th March.

Clinton led Sanders by 21% in the Ohio Poll 7 days back. Now is he is down by 5%. That is a 16% Swing.

I am optimistic that with a late push & given the trends, Bernie may have a chance to win Ohio.

Sometimes the late trend favors a candidate and the candidate loses anyway. See Nevada. The goal is not to heat up at the end. The goal is to win.

[bilaps]

The Last PPP Poll for Ohio was from 4-6th March, this one is from 11-13th March.

Clinton led Sanders by 21% in the Ohio Poll 7 days back. Now is he is down by 5%. That is a 16% Swing.

I am optimistic that with a late push & given the trends, Bernie may have a chance to win Ohio.

Sometimes the late trend favors a candidate and the candidate loses anyway. See Nevada. The goal is not to heat up at the end. The goal is to win.

That's why he'll win.

[Gass3268]

Interesting that Sanders does the best among Democrats here (Only down 18%) and the worse among Independents (Only up 33%). 

[Shadows]

The Last PPP Poll for Ohio was from 4-6th March, this one is from 11-13th March.

Clinton led Sanders by 21% in the Ohio Poll 7 days back. Now is he is down by 5%. That is a 16% Swing.

I am optimistic that with a late push & given the trends, Bernie may have a chance to win Ohio.

Sometimes the late trend favors a candidate and the candidate loses anyway. See Nevada. The goal is not to heat up at the end. The goal is to win.

By your logic he could win - In Nevada he was 25% down just 1 month back - I think the campaign is a lot stronger - We have a very strong online Base touching 100's of 1000's through Facebook, many canvassers on the ground and just 50,000+ calls a day through 1 Phone-banking forum.

I'm not saying he will win - But the amount of activism now is unreal & I'm hoping it is enough - Maybe he will lose, who knows!

[Lief 🗽]

Can't wait until we get to closed primary states where Sanders can't try to hijack the nomination with non-Democrats.

[Shadows]

If you want to win the GE, you have to do well with independents & get the Republican Cross-votes.

You can't win an election without independents who are the largest voting bloc.

Regardless of your support, you should welcome more independents in the fray!

[IceSpear]

Tomorrow night is gonna be fun.

[Wiz in Wis]

If you want to win the GE, you have to do well with independents & get the Republican Cross-votes.

You can't win an election without independents who are the largest voting bloc.

Regardless of your support, you should welcome more independents in the fray!

Obama lost independents in 2012 by 5 points.

http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/results/president/exit-polls

[DrScholl]

I think the mistake that many people make is thinking that independents are like a political party when they are really just people who don't align with a party, but still have ideological leans. There is often the assumption that independent means moderate.