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kstewart33

(6,551 posts)
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 12:45 PM Apr 2016

Monmouth poll just out: a 25 point lead for Hillary in Maryland.

Excerpt:

Hillary Clinton currently holds a commanding lead over Bernie Sanders in next week’s Maryland primary. The Monmouth University Poll also found Chris Van Hollen holding a double digit lead over Donna Edwards in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.

Clinton has the support of 57% of likely Democratic primary voters in Maryland while Sanders’s support stands at 32%. Clinton leads among practically every demographic group, including men (59% to 32%) and women (56% to 32%), white voters (52% to 39%) and black voters (64% to 20%), and voters under age 50 (50% to 39%) as well as those age 50 and older (64% to 25%).

“The demographics of Maryland’s Democratic electorate are similar to past primary states where Clinton has done very well. However, it looks like that isn’t as important a factor since she holds large leads among practically every voting bloc,” said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.


http://www.monmouth.edu/assets/0/32212254770/32212254991/32212254992/32212254994/32212254995/30064771087/e92b6e3e-96b0-401c-972f-1130cafd1370.pdf
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Monmouth poll just out: a 25 point lead for Hillary in Maryland. (Original Post) kstewart33 Apr 2016 OP
Landslide for Hillary! workinclasszero Apr 2016 #1
Get your brooms, because Tuesday is looking like a sweep! nt IamMab Apr 2016 #2
Well Maryland is kind of borderline Southern, so maybe that explains that, and Hillary won in NY, still_one Apr 2016 #3
WOW! Can't wait until Tuesday evening! SharonClark Apr 2016 #4
It going to be hard for them to say that's not double digits liberal N proud Apr 2016 #5
More landslides for Hillary will convince more super delegates to flip to Sanders. stopbush Apr 2016 #6
K&R! Tarheel_Dem Apr 2016 #7
Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2016 #8
My state! NastyRiffraff Apr 2016 #9
+1! BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #12
Haven't seen this in a while: NuclearDem Apr 2016 #10
I've already cast my vote BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #11
How popular Raissa Apr 2016 #13
It seems to be very popular, BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #14
WI now has a new GOP State supreme court member with a 10 year term because Lucinda Apr 2016 #15
We can thank Bernie and his Followers for risking a down ticket fiasco. Walk away Apr 2016 #16
Yep. n/t Lucinda Apr 2016 #17
That's what happens when the person BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #18
Makes me sick everytime I think of those top only ballots. Lucinda Apr 2016 #20
Thank you for the information. Raissa Apr 2016 #21
Thanks for helping to carry BlueMTexpat Apr 2016 #22
Wow! mcar Apr 2016 #19

still_one

(92,209 posts)
3. Well Maryland is kind of borderline Southern, so maybe that explains that, and Hillary won in NY,
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 12:47 PM
Apr 2016

and Ohio for the same reason

Response to kstewart33 (Original post)

BlueMTexpat

(15,369 posts)
12. +1!
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 03:44 PM
Apr 2016


But I'm no longer in MD. I recently left the US and am now on the East Side of The Pond, watching and waiting from afar.

BlueMTexpat

(15,369 posts)
11. I've already cast my vote
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 03:17 PM
Apr 2016

for Hillary in MD. I want these polling numbers to hold.

I can't wait for next Tuesday to be OVER.



BlueMTexpat

(15,369 posts)
14. It seems to be very popular,
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 04:12 PM
Apr 2016

although only certain locations are open - not always one's usual polling place. I worked outside on the first day of early voting, holding up Hillary signs and smiling a lot to convey my enthusiasm without badgering people, LOL.

There weren't huge crowds but there was a steady trickle of folks going in and voting. It was quite relaxed for the most part. And very friendly. Most people stopped to chat with us after they had voted. There were persons holding posters for Van Hollen and Edwards. Elijah Cummings will be a shoo-in in my district, so no one needed to be a cheerleader for him.

There were LOTS of Trump signs and a couple Cruz signs posted, but no individuals were brave enough to hold up signs for either. I live in a VERY blue part of MD, LOL.

The most competitive election appeared to be for the County School Board. I chatted with some of the SB candidates who were holding their own signs, but also researched more at home before I cast my own vote.

I wish all states were as enlightened in their voting procedures as MD is! And yes, it is a closed primary so actual Dems can choose the Dem nominee. But I also wish that so many of these young new voters who talk about revolution need to realize that NO things can happen unless one is also paying attention to the down-ticket races. Those who are voting for Bernie and Bernie alone, without educating themselves on the other candidates who are running and why it is important to support them will ALWAYS be disappointed at the pace of change.

School Board elections, for example, are EXTREMELY important. Just ask Texas or some of the other states where creationist crazies have gotten elected. This affects generations of students.

Lucinda

(31,170 posts)
15. WI now has a new GOP State supreme court member with a 10 year term because
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 05:48 PM
Apr 2016

of people only voting the top of the ticket. Deeply saddens me.

Walk away

(9,494 posts)
16. We can thank Bernie and his Followers for risking a down ticket fiasco.
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 06:11 PM
Apr 2016

Let's not allow them to destroy our party and turn the country over to the GOP.

Raissa

(217 posts)
21. Thank you for the information.
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 08:54 PM
Apr 2016

We have a very popular early and absentee vote system in Florida. Unfortunately our wretch of a Governor has pushed against, but we still have many days and solid early vote involvement.

I trully believe these factors helped Hillary a lot down here. We were not voting on anything else in my area.

BlueMTexpat

(15,369 posts)
22. Thanks for helping to carry
Thu Apr 21, 2016, 09:00 PM
Apr 2016

your state for Hillary! I sympathize with you for your true wretch of a governor.

We used to have the wonderful MOM in MD! I was - and still am - very sorry to see him go. We then did the almost unthinkable and elected a GOPer. Fortunately, Dems control the legislature and have been able to limit the harm. It also helps that most MD GOPers are not generally as insane as their DC counterparts and GOPers in red states. So far, at least.

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