New PPP Poll has Hillary beating all Republicans except Kasich in NH

[ericson00]

Last edited Wed Aug 26, 2015, 09:24 PM - Edit history (1)

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2015/PPP_Release_NH_82615.pdf

New Hampshire: Fiorina vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 45, Fiorina 42 Clinton +3
New Hampshire: Cruz vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 49, Cruz 38 Clinton +11
New Hampshire: Bush vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 46, Bush 39 Clinton +7
New Hampshire: Trump vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 46, Trump 44 Clinton +2
New Hampshire: Rubio vs. Clinton PPP (D) Clinton 47, Rubio 39 Clinton +8
New Hampshire: Kasich vs. Clinton PPP (D) Kasich 43, Clinton 41 Kasich +2
New Hampshire: Bush vs. Clinton vs. Trump PPP (D) Clinton 43, Trump 28, Bush 22 Clinton +15

But I thought Hillary was sinking and over!!!! Clearly, nobody really gives a rats ass about the email "scandal." Nice try media, GOP, and far-left Clinton-haters.

On another note, Kasich is dangeorus. Also interesting is that Bush or Rubio is not even close. Trump does way better than Bush (even in a 3 way too)!!!

[leftofcool]

1. I bet my right arm Hillary would beat Kasich too

[ericson00]

2. Kasich is MoE there

so he's really in a statistical tie, plus I don't think he's getting the nomination. Its gonna be Cruz as a compromise between the Trump and the Bush wings.

[leftofcool]

3. Probably. Hillary will kill Cruz in the election.

[Stallion]

7. Can You Imagine Having to Listen to Cruz Whine Every Night during General Election

no other Republican has nauseated me more-EVER

btw New Hampshire is a potentially toss-up state and a victory there makes the path for the Republicans much more difficult.

[Iliyah]

4. Wait a minute, wait a darn minute, didn't I read on the DU that HRC is toast.

Although I still think Jebbie will be the GOP nominee after ROVE & Cheney release the Kraken!

[ericson00]

5. when Bush is nowhere close to the front, when leading Republicans are saying

"enough Bushes," when the lie that had been used to redeem the Bush family after 1992 is starting to be attacked by conservatives as well as non-conservative, and when Rove makes an idiot of himself predicting an election on national TV, I think the Bush family's time is up.

[MaggieD]

6. I guess she's not toast after all

LOL!

[cannabis_flower]

8. You didn't mention this part

Bernie Sanders does an average of 3.5 points better than Clinton in comparable head to
head match ups. Sanders does similarly to Clinton against Bush (he leads him by 8 at
46/38, she leads him by 7), and Walker (they both lead him 47/39). Against Trump and
Rubio, Sanders actually fares a good deal better than Clinton. He leads Trump by 9 at
50/41, compared to Clinton's 2 point advantage, and he leads Rubio by 13 at 48/35,
compared to Clinton's 8 point advantage.

[ericson00]

9. he's not gonna be the nominee. Also, even if what you mention is the case,

the true swing states are not gonna accept an avowed socialist, which is still something largely unknown. Bernie is a neighboring guy in NH. Not the case in OH, FL, NM, or AZ, WV, MO, and AR where ONLY Hillary has a chance of bringing back the Dem party. I also doubt socialist will go far elsewhere.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

10. Well, no wonder she's so far ahead of Bernie in New Hampshire...oh, wait.

[ericson00]

11. this is general election, not primary

where Bernie is the hometown or home region hero in most ways. He's not getting the nomination. Stop deluding yourselves. Hillary is the nominee. Bernie is token opposition.

[TSIAS]

12. She's basically tied with Trump

This is scary. 2 % is within the M.O.E. I don't understand why the Democratic candidate or candidates are polling so closely with trump. He should be the least electable Republican candidate.

[jfern]

13. Sanders is more electable

He does equal or better in all the matchups. He beats Trump by 9 instead of her pathetic 2.

[ericson00]

14. if New Hampshire were the only place with electoral votes,

yes, but outside of NH, Sanders is dead meat, and electable as that is too. Vermont and New Hampshire may tolerate socialists, but no other states will.

[jfern]

21. Just LOL at the idea that NH is more socialist friendly

than other Obama states.

[AtomicKitten]

15. That's nice, but she has to win the primary first.

53% of Democrats want Joe Biden to run. That doesn't bode well for her.

[ericson00]

17. why do only 10%, give or take a few points, of Democrats chose Biden as a preference?

and he's been included in the polls for some time you know.

[AtomicKitten]

18. probably because he's made no moves to run until now

... but with Hillary's problems with polling on truthfulness and leadership, he's got an opening

[ericson00]

19. some fuzzy history right there

he's been floating the idea for years, even before Obama was re-elected.

The rest of your post sounds like it was lifted off Red State.

[AtomicKitten]

20. The subject is this election cycle. Careful moving those goalposts.

[short circuit]

16. Too goddamn early for this poll.

Clinton is not going to be the nominee in the end, based on the current trendlines at HuffPost.

When they begin polling Bernie vs the 17 morons, they will find it that Bernie does better by a significant margin over these schmucks, and even more justification to vote for Bernie over Clinton.