***Democratic Polls*** (middle east, health care, voters, campaign)

[Daywalk]

New poll

San Francisco (EMC Research of Oakland) : Clinton +12

[PCALMike]

Originally Posted by PanapolicRiddle

It will likely be over for all practical purposes after PA and NY vote. They're populous (many delegates) and Hilary is heavily favored. If she wins by anywhere near the margins polls indicate, Sanders would need at least 70% of the vote in all subsequent states to catch her, including CA.

It looks like she'll win handily in PA, NY, and MD. CA polls indicate she has a fairly narrow lead as well, but even if Sanders manages to eek out a win there it won't matter.

She was 30 points ahead in Illinois a week before the primary and it ended a virtual tie.

[Daywalk]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

She was 30 points ahead in Illinois a week before the primary and it ended a virtual tie.

So? So far he has NEVER been able to win over Hillary Clinton by large number of actual votes.

Top 10 states which Hillary Clinton won over Bernie Sanders by actual votes
1. Florida - Clinton +530k votes
2. Texas - Clinton +459k votes
3. Georgia - Clinton +328k votes
4. Alabama - Clinton +232k votes
5. Virginia - Clinton +227k votes
6. South Carolina - Clinton +175k votes
7. Ohio - Clinton +165k votes
8. North Carolina - Clinton +156k votes
9. Louisiana - Clinton +148k votes
10. Mississippi - Clinton +145k votes

Top 5 states which Bernie Sanders won over Hillary Clinton by actual votes
1. Vermont - Sanders +98k votes
2. New Hampshire - Sanders +57k votes
3. Minnesota - Sanders +48k votes
4. Utah - Sanders +46k votes
5. Oklahoma - Sanders +35k votes

[PCALMike]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

So? So far he has NEVER been able to win over Hillary Clinton by large number of actual votes.

Top 10 states which Hillary Clinton won over Bernie Sanders by actual votes
1. Florida - Clinton +530k votes
2. Texas - Clinton +459k votes
3. Georgia - Clinton +328k votes
4. Alabama - Clinton +232k votes
5. Virginia - Clinton +227k votes
6. South Carolina - Clinton +175k votes
7. Ohio - Clinton +165k votes
8. North Carolina - Clinton +156k votes
9. Louisiana - Clinton +148k votes
10. Mississippi - Clinton +145k votes

Top 5 states which Bernie Sanders won over Hillary Clinton by actual votes
1. Vermont - Sanders +98k votes
2. New Hampshire - Sanders +57k votes
3. Minnesota - Sanders +48k votes
4. Utah - Sanders +46k votes
5. Oklahoma - Sanders +35k votes

In August, it was HE WILL NEVER WIN ANY STATE except Vermont! Then it was he can never win a state outside the northeast! Then it was he can never win a state by large margins! Then it was he can never win a big state! The list goes on and on and on. You keep de-legitimizing his 12 victories as much as you want, just recently by 60 points over your Hillary. Give credit where credit is due please.

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by PCALMike

In August, it was HE WILL NEVER WIN ANY STATE except Vermont! Then it was he can never win a state outside the northeast! Then it was he can never win a state by large margins! Then it was he can never win a big state! The list goes on and on and on. You keep de-legitimizing his 12 victories as much as you want, just recently by 60 points over your Hillary. Give credit where credit is due please.

He just mopped the floor with her in Alaska.

[Daywalk]

Originally Posted by JGMotorsport64

He just mopped the floor with her in Alaska.

Small electorates...
He just hasn't won by more than 100k votes in a contest.

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

Small electorates...
He just hasn't won by more than 100k votes in a contest.

He's mopping the floor with her in WA State.

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

Small electorates...
He just hasn't won by more than 100k votes in a contest.

Just won handily in large state WA.

[biscuitmom]

Alaska and Washington are solid entries in Bernie's win column, but do their demographics reflect US demographics as a whole?
I'm not sure they point to his being able to rack up electoral votes in a general election.

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by biscuitmom

Alaska and Washington are solid entries in Bernie's win column, but do their demographics reflect US demographics as a whole?
I'm not sure they point to his being able to rack up electoral votes in a general election.

But the Deep South does? Does winning Conservative strongholds in a primary make you competitive in a general election?