http://www.adn.com/article/20160123/adn-poll-alaskans-trump-sanders-president

And, he seems to have a fairly good chance of winning IA and NH both. If he does that I'd say he has a shot at NV too.

Then, he would most likely do much better in SC ultimately than most people would have ever believed.

Bernie's doing great. Hillary's Hillary.

so bernie could do better than this poll suggests.plus race is whole new ballgame when Bernie wins Iowa and NH.and if he can
pull out a win In nevada it gets even more intresting In SC.

It would be Intresting to see SC if bernie wins iowa,NH,and Nevada and Jesse Jackson endorses Bernie like bernie did for him In 1988.

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I think he has a shot to continue to cripple h's game in this election cycle.

his numbers rising are highly suspect, at best. Please disregard all polls that do not show Hillary leading. The fate of America, and especially you and everyone you care about, depends on this. Thank you.

You have joined that distinct class of DU writers who do not need the sarcasm smiley to let the readers know you are being sarcastic.

I once got a hide for omitting a sarcasm emote when saying elementary school kids were freeloading off taxpayers when they should be out creating jobs. I thought I was doing a version of Jonathan Swift's Modest Proposal and the sarcasm emote would only insult the intelligence of DUers. I was mistaken.



Been gun shy since.

There is a big gap between the two on who better understands what voters are feeling, and to whom each would listen as president. In Iowa, 91 percent of Democratic voters believe Sanders would pick regular people over big donors. But a majority -- 57 percent -- of Democrats feel that Hillary Clinton would do what big donors want instead of what regular people want, if forced to choose.....

and...

Sanders is more widely seen in Iowa and New Hampshire as the candidate who "gets it" -- that is, understands how people feel. Eighty-five percent say that of Sanders in Iowa and an enormous 95 percent say that of him in New Hampshire. Sixty-five percent describe Clinton that way in Iowa and 60 percent in New Hampshire -- majorities, but nowhere near the numbers Sanders put up.

http://www.sunshinestatenews.com/story/hillary-clinton-not-second-coming-harriet-tubman

SC will be very close. His poll numbers are going to go through the roof after Iowa and NH...enough to take Nevada and go on take SC or at least come very, very close to winning it.

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