option.....because a calendar never lies.

I would speculate that if Not Decided was asked by pollsters as an equal option to names there would be a similar large Not Decided demographic in all the polls....which is probably why it is not asked - it would reveal that folks being polled so early in a campaign know they are being polled very early - the endless campaign - and will pick a name they recognize as opposed to who they may actually vote for if the polling was a few days before an election and not a hundred or three hundred days.

Which might explain Clinton's huge Decided lead as poll respondents leaning Sanders or O'M are not as certain of voting these candidates as they are of voting Clinton.

Shot down in flames LOL

So far, there hasn't been any black legislators who have endorsed Sanders; Clinton should get 2/3 of the total vote with more than 3/4 of the AA vote.

That's not a name recognition problem.

THe post-Biden, post-first-debate polls are solidifying behind HIllary. I always knew Bernie was a long shot, and the shot is getting longer now. It would take something major to sink Hillary at this point.

Maybe Bernie should stop yelling at Democrats and follow Hillary's lead.