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Polls, polls, polls- Monmouth Texas Poll-Clinton 64% Sanders 30%
Hillary Clinton currently holds a substantial 64% to 30% lead over Bernie Sanders in the Texas
Democratic primary. In 2008, Clinton narrowly beat Barack Obama in this state by a 51% to 47% margin.
Clinton currently enjoys solid leads among black (81% to 8%) and Latino (68% to 32%) voters,
and also has an edge among white voters (54% to 40%). She has a sizable lead among women (75% to
19%) and a small lead among men (50% to 45%). She leads among voters age 50 and over (75% to 20%)
and also leads among those under the age of 50 (52% to 42%) – a group that Sanders has done well with
in past primaries. One factor that boosts Clinton’s support with all these groups is that nearly 6-in-10
likely Democratic voters in Texas describe themselves as politically moderate or conservative rather than
liberal. Sanders tends to do better among liberals.
“Texas was good to Hillary Clinton eight years ago and she looks set to do even better this time
around,” said Murray
http://tinyurl.com/jmrwang
Democratic primary. In 2008, Clinton narrowly beat Barack Obama in this state by a 51% to 47% margin.
Clinton currently enjoys solid leads among black (81% to 8%) and Latino (68% to 32%) voters,
and also has an edge among white voters (54% to 40%). She has a sizable lead among women (75% to
19%) and a small lead among men (50% to 45%). She leads among voters age 50 and over (75% to 20%)
and also leads among those under the age of 50 (52% to 42%) – a group that Sanders has done well with
in past primaries. One factor that boosts Clinton’s support with all these groups is that nearly 6-in-10
likely Democratic voters in Texas describe themselves as politically moderate or conservative rather than
liberal. Sanders tends to do better among liberals.
“Texas was good to Hillary Clinton eight years ago and she looks set to do even better this time
around,” said Murray
http://tinyurl.com/jmrwang
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