To do a purposely half-assed job and not ask more questions about the Democratic Primary as far if they want more info on the Democratic Candidates or Dont Know.

Which is annoying. But we do get first choice/second choice numbers which are often pretty revealing in terms of of support ceilings. Those numbers imply Nernie has an uphill battle on his hands. But we really need more data.

Sweet

I think unless you see Bernie over 30, or Hillary under 40, it's still hers to win. If you see either, then she's in big trouble.

Sort of good news for Bernie I suppose, depending on how you look at it. A CBS News poll had Clinton 42, Obama 19 at this point in 2007. The only difference is Obama had a pathway to chip away minorities from Clinton, not sure if that's going to be the case for Sanders-- they're just too loyal to her right now. Hopefully its a nameID thing.

Not sure what this poll means for Clinton... the trend is bad, but not bad enough... yet.

But there is a good chance he replaces Sanders in second place if he runs. Clinton's numbers are definitely weakening, but she is still very strong.

If Biden runs, we COULD have something that looks more like the 2007 primary at this point.

If he doesn't this poll suggest the beneficiary is Clinton.

They're good in the sense that Clinton isn't running away with it and seems to be on the decline, not sure how far that decline will go though.

For someone who isn't running they're ok numbers such that I think the media narrative and the feeling of the party if he runs for President has shifted from "Joe, wtf do you think you're doing?" to "Ok, you might as well give it a shot if you want Joe" Which is also a good thing.

Also, poor O'Malley