No wonder she's leading in so many of them.

They count just the same in the delegate column.

And in most of these states the most reliable voters for Democrats in the general election are the ones who dominate the primary votes. Valiant effort, though.

is that the overwhelmingly Democratic vote in these states are African-Americans who are staunch Democrats make up much of the Democratic primaries in the South-- but of course from your comments you are ignorant of that fact.

The point is that right-wingers are not driving the primary. Those people are voting on the Republican side, not the Democratic one.

Its pretty telling from the issue repsonses that most voters polled aren't paying attention yet...

All the Polls that are being published

"Registered Democrat with a landline"

Iowa and New Hampshire results...look at how many Independents came and voted. Many many many young people have no land line...I don't have a land line and I'm almost 52.....what's the use in a landline?? Telemarketers tool? A tool that "I" pay for?? Many old Dinosaurs cannot give up the Landline

Nope. Has Bernie been gaining on Hillary? Yep. Are Hillary, Bill, and the Super Pacs throwing the kitchen sink at Bernie? You know it. I suspect someone is starting to feel the Bern

I think Vermont is worth adding. I have never seen anyone poll 76 percent more in a non incumbent race in any state ever! It does say that Vermont Democrats and Democratic leaning Independents - the people who know Bernie best, like him. This matches the fact that I have not heard one person in Burlington that I know say they were for HRC. I know one person undecided between them - a woman in her 70s. Everyone else, including many many women over 65 are for Bernie. Most personally know Sanders.

It is also shocking that Clinton in losing MA.

Vermont

Clinton 10%
Sanders 86%

Virginia

Clinton 56%
Sanders 34%

Look, these numbers aren't "wrong" necessarily, although PPP has had a heavy house effect for Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire. In Iowa they had her leading by 8% but she won by 0.2%. In New Hampshire their last poll had her leading by 3%, but she lost by 22%.

A lot of people, including Nate Silver, think it's because the robocall technique favors Clinton because of the people more likely to get samples.

All that being said, these numbers have to be taken into account. She is doing very well in many Super Tuesday states. But those primaries are not tomorrow, and Sanders is closing fast regardless of how far he is behind.

compared with the rest of the country, with seven of the states having been part of the former Confederacy.

As things presently stand, I would expect Hillary to be leading after this bunch of states vote if her lead with African-Americans stands, and if they turn out as usual.

After that, things won't be as easy for her. Check out the map on this page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_African-American_population