PPP polling NH

I knew this poll was coming out today and expected Hillary to be trailing Sanders. As there was a poll a seek or so ago that had Sanders up in NH.





PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 6h6 hours ago

Democratic side in New Hampshire: Sanders 42, Clinton 35, Webb 6, O'Malley 4, Chafee 2, Lessig 1: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/08/ppps-new-new-hampshire-poll-finds-donald-trump-in-the-strongest-position-of-any-poll-weve-done-anywhere-since-he-entered-the.html …


http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/08/ppps-new-new-hampshire-poll-finds-donald-trump-in-the-strongest-position-of-any-poll-weve-done-anywhere-since-he-entered-the.html


August 25, 2015
Trump up big in NH; Sanders leads Clinton


PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 6h6 hours ago

Big Clinton/Sanders divide in NH is generational- Clinton up 51/34 with seniors, Sanders up 45/29 w/ everyone else: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/08/ppps-new-new-hampshire-poll-finds-donald-trump-in-the-strongest-position-of-any-poll-weve-done-anywhere-since-he-entered-the.html …
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PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 6h6 hours ago

Not much ideological divide on D side in NH- Sanders up 13 w/ 'somewhat liberal,' 9 w/ 'very liberal,' 4 w/moderates: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/08/ppps-new-new-hampshire-poll-finds-donald-trump-in-the-strongest-position-of-any-poll-weve-done-anywhere-since-he-entered-the.html …


And a few tweets:
PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 6h6 hours ago

Bernie Sanders now almost universally popular with Dems in NH- 78/12 fav. Clinton at 63/25, down from 78/10 in April: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/08/ppps-new-new-hampshire-poll-finds-donald-trump-in-the-strongest-position-of-any-poll-weve-done-anywhere-since-he-entered-the.html …
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PublicPolicyPolling ?@ppppolls 6h6 hours ago

Democratic side in New Hampshire: Sanders 42, Clinton 35, Webb 6, O'Malley 4, Chafee 2, Lessig 1: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2015/08/ppps-new-new-hampshire-poll-finds-donald-trump-in-the-strongest-position-of-any-poll-weve-done-anywhere-since-he-entered-the.html …





...There's been a big shift on the Democratic side since April as well. Bernie Sanders now leads the field in the state with 42% to 35% for Hillary Clinton, 6% for Jim Webb, 4% for Martin O'Malley, 2% for Lincoln Chafee, and 1% for Lawrence Lessig.

The main story in New Hampshire is how universally popular Sanders has become with the Democratic electorate. 78% see him favorably to only 12% with a negative opinion- that makes him easily the most popular candidate on either side with their party's voters. Meanwhile Hillary Clinton's favorability numbers have taken a little bit of a hit- she was at 78/10 with Democratic primary voters in April, but now she's at a 63/25 spread.

The ideological divide is actually not that stark on the Democratic side. Sanders is ahead with 'somewhat liberal' voters (45/32), 'very liberal' ones (46/37), and moderates (40/36) alike. And although there is certainly a gender gap Sanders is ahead with both men (44/30) and women (41/38). But the real big divide we see is along generational lines- Clinton is ahead 51/34 with seniors, but Sanders has a 45/29 advantage with everyone under the age of 65.

New Hampshire is somewhat a world unto itself in the Democratic race. We're still finding Clinton well ahead everywhere else. But it's clear there's a real race now in the Granite State.

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