Hillary Clinton

riversedge

(70,242 posts) Mon Nov 23, 2015, 12:44 PM Nov 2015

Nov 23 CBS/YouGov Poll: IA: Clinton 50 +4, Sanders 44; NH: C 52 +13, S 45; SC: C 72, S 25

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riversedge (11,211 posts)
7. Nov 23 CBS/YouGov Poll: IA: Clinton 50 +4, Sanders 44; NH: C 52 +13, S 45; SC: C 72, S 25

I am comparing this poll with the last poll (apples to apples)
Clinton is gaining in all 3 polls, Sanders losing in 2 polls and unchanged in SC; Most dramatic change is in NH

This is the last CBS/YouGov Poll from IOWA:

So Clinton is +4 & Sanders -1, O'M is unchanged

CBS/YouGov 10/15 - 10/22 554 LV 6.9 C 46 S 43 O'M 3 Clinton +3

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/ia/iowa_democratic_presidential_caucus-3195.html#polls

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This is the Last CBS/YouGov Poll from New Hampshire:

Clinton is +13, Sanders -9, O'M

CBS/YouGov 10/15 - 10/22 499 LV 7.1 39 54 3 Sanders +15

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/nh/new_hampshire_democratic_presidential_primary-3351.html#polls

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This is the Last CBS/YouGov Poll from SC:

Clinton is +4, Sanders is Unchanged, O'M +1

CBS News/YouGov 10/15 - 10/22 427 LV 8.2 68 25 1 Clinton +43

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/sc/south_carolina_democratic_presidential_primary-4167.html#polls

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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/clinton-extends-iowa-lead-amid-strong-ratings-on-commander-in-chief/

By Anthony Salvanto CBS News Election And Survey Unit November 23, 2015, 7:00 AM

Hillary Clinton extends Iowa lead, narrows Sanders' lead in NH

Last Updated Nov 23, 2015 10:11 AM EST

Hillary Clinton maintains her edge over Bernie Sanders in Iowa, and continues to cut into Sanders' lead in New Hampshire. With a seven point-margin, Sanders' lead is half of what it was last month.

As she has since September, Clinton holds a large lead in South Carolina.

In New Hampshire, support for Clinton has increased among seniors and she now has the edge over Sanders among this group. Sanders retains his support among younger voters. ..........................

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Nov 23 CBS/YouGov Poll: IA: Clinton 50 +4, Sanders 44; NH: C 52 +13, S 45; SC: C 72, S 25 (Original Post) riversedge Nov 2015 OP

K & R Iliyah Nov 2015 #1

Still on Track. nt BootinUp Nov 2015 #2

Good stuff thanks Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #3

Thanks. just saw your note. I will have to fix it riversedge Nov 2015 #6

Just read that BS spent more than she did, 3rd quarter in Iowa Rose Siding Nov 2015 #4

whow. that is interesting. riversedge Nov 2015 #5

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He's going all in on Iowa and New Hampshire Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #7

If he doesn't stop HRC's momentum by winning both IA and NH, he'll be toast. charlyvi Nov 2015 #8

Perception is everything in these primaries Tommy2Tone Nov 2015 #10

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Kick & highly recommended! William769 Nov 2015 #9

And Hillary has been working NV and CO these last few days--organizing the grassroot boots riversedge Nov 2015 #13

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Iliyah

(25,111 posts)

1. K & R

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2015, 12:48 PM

Nov 2015

BootinUp

(47,165 posts)

2. Still on Track. nt

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2015, 12:49 PM

Nov 2015

Tommy2Tone

(1,307 posts)

3. Good stuff thanks

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2015, 12:51 PM

Nov 2015

Note: you did South Carolina twice.

riversedge

(70,242 posts)

6. Thanks. just saw your note. I will have to fix it

Reply to Tommy2Tone (Reply #3)

Tue Nov 24, 2015, 09:52 AM

Nov 2015

Rose Siding

(32,623 posts)

4. Just read that BS spent more than she did, 3rd quarter in Iowa

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2015, 12:53 PM

Nov 2015

That's a lot of money to see your opponent extend her lead

riversedge

(70,242 posts)

5. whow. that is interesting.

Reply to Rose Siding (Reply #4)

Tue Nov 24, 2015, 09:50 AM

Nov 2015

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Tommy2Tone

(1,307 posts)

7. He's going all in on Iowa and New Hampshire

Reply to Rose Siding (Reply #4)

Tue Nov 24, 2015, 12:13 PM

Nov 2015

If he fails to win either of these state he's toast and he knows it.

charlyvi

(6,537 posts)

8. If he doesn't stop HRC's momentum by winning both IA and NH, he'll be toast.

Reply to Tommy2Tone (Reply #7)

Tue Nov 24, 2015, 12:35 PM

Nov 2015

The states that follow are overwhelmingly pro HRC. Here's what Axelrod and Trippi say:

There may be no more important event on the calendar for Sanders than Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses. He is counting on a political revolution to sweep him into the White House. But with Hillary Rodham Clinton regaining strength over the past month in the fight for the Democratic nomination, there’s a growing sense that Iowa could instead be the beginning of the end if Sanders doesn’t pull off back-to-back victories here and in New Hampshire.......

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“He has no chance if he doesn’t win Iowa,” said David Axelrod, the chief strategist in both Obama presidential campaigns. “Even if he were to win New Hampshire, it could be written off as a home-state victory because he’s from across the border.”

Joe Trippi, a longtime Democratic strategist, said he thinks winning both states is “the one scenario Sanders has got: Pull off those two big wins and change the dynamic from everyone seeing Clinton as so formidable.”

After a pair of losses, Trippi added, the narrative in the media would be “Clinton is collapsing.” And for Sanders, a pair of wins could prompt voters in the later states to give him a closer look. In 2008, Obama was trailing Clinton in early polls out of South Carolina. Obama wound up trouncing her there, thanks largely to a shift in sentiment among African Americans after he won in Iowa.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/for-bernie-sanders-more-urgency-than-ever-to-win-iowa/2015/11/12/f1ce7d00-8938-11e5-be39-0034bb576eee_story.html

Tommy2Tone

(1,307 posts)

10. Perception is everything in these primaries

Reply to charlyvi (Reply #8)

Tue Nov 24, 2015, 02:08 PM

Nov 2015

If Sanders wins he will look like he can win, but the difference is Clinton won't lose South Carolina like she did in 08 so there is a path to the nomination for Hillary even with losses. There is no path to the nomination for Sander without Iowa and New Hampshire.