New CBS polls in Georgia (Clinton +28), Virginia (Clinton +20), Texas (Clinton +24)

[brooklynite]

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/poll-hillary-clinton-up-big-in-key-super-tuesday-states-georgia-texas-virginia/

Just days before the Super Tuesday "SEC" Democratic primary contests, Hillary Clinton holds at least a 20-point lead in three of the key states -- Georgia, Texas, and Virginia. Majorities of Democratic primary voters in these states have made up their minds as to whom to vote for.

As the race shifts to the South, the Democratic contest will now feature states with larger percentages of African American voters - especially in Georgia, where they made up just over half of those voting in the Democratic primary in 2008. This year, while white voters are somewhat divided between Clinton and rival Bernie Sanders in these three states, three in four black voters are supporting Clinton.

Sanders maintains his a large lead among voters under thirty, but Clinton is beating him among voters between 30 and 44 in all three states, an age group that Sanders won easily in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada. Clinton has an even larger lead among voters 45 and older. Men are divided between the two candidates, but Clinton has a strong lead among women.

[NurseJackie]

2. Looking good! Bernie may get a few more small wins along the way, but he needs ...

... MANY more *BIG* wins in order to actually have a shot. I'm confident that Bernie will not be the nominee.

And I can say with great certainty that indeed this is NOT "just-like-2008".

Go, Hillary! We love you!

[DCBob]

3. I suspect those numbers will go up even higher with her big win last night.

Looks like Super Tuesday will be a very good day for the Hillary team!

[Alfresco]

4. K & R!

[litlbilly]

5. with 12% voter turnout, you must be so proud. Wake the fuck up people

[grossproffit]

6. The people going to the polls are awake.

[litlbilly]

7. Sure they are, all 12% of them. Have you seen the documentary Idiocrocy?

[brooklynite]

9. Wasn't the voter turnout YOUR job?

Weren't there millions of disaffected voters just waiting for someone like Sanders to support? That's what I heard here.

[NCTraveler]

10. While I don't dismiss your point...

Clintons vote total almost doubled from that of the '08 Primary. It did show there was no groundswell of enthusiasm for Sanders.

While turnout is down, I don't think a lot of people thought it was going to go up. We have a good primary going here but it's nothing like '08. Obama came out of the early states carrying momentum like we had never seen before.

I don't think the low turnout or Clintons major increase in voters to the polls should be dismissed. But we aren't having moments like this and image is huge when trying to portray and build momentum.

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That speech was simply off the charts.

[bigtree]

13. over twice as many turned out for Hillary than Bernie

...a clear verdict on his peoples revolution.

[Stuckinthebush]

14. Yeah, but....but...

Um, wake up!

[alcibiades_mystery]

8. Tick tock... That would be the day after tomorrow, right?

Hard to make up that deficit in two days.

[Agschmid]

11. On one of the shows this AM Sanders said he may win Texas.

This poll doesn't support that, I know polls are not the end all, be all... But that was not managing expectations well.

[Gothmog]

12. These are strong polling numbers

[book_worm]

15. These along with NBC polls of TN, TX, and GA are very good