[GonzoII]

[GonzoII]

http://s3.amazonaws.com/media.wbur.org/wordpress/1/files/2016/05/Topline-2016-05-WBUR-NH-General-1.pdf

[heights]

Let me guess? Registered voters....

[boycott]

I really don’t see support for Hillary growing. She is well known and not very popular. Trump still has opportunity to gain.

[nhwingut]

They did a hypothetical with Romney included:

Clinton 37
Trump 33
Romney 21

[arl295]

All the North Eastern States have turned into battle ground states

This will be an epic election

Usually Democrats are leading by 10-20 points right now

Looks like the American public are onto their scheme

Trump is probably ahead in NH by 10 points, but they can’t say that, they want this to be a horse race so they can sell ads and newspapers

[SamAdams76]

We will see hundreds of these state polls between now and November. Good. I like polls. Donald Trump even hired himself an internal pollster. At this point of campaign, any battleground state poll that has Trump close or tied for the lead is good news. Polls that have Trump ahead are great news. Polls that have Crooked Hillary under 45 per cent is outstanding news.

Also watch that Undecided vote. That is Trump’s to lose.

[Angels27]

NH being a solid blue state, Trump being down only 2% is good news. Now can he win the fence sitters over and win NH?

[Logical me]

More crap from The Hill.

[MMaschin]

This is excellent news for Trump.

It's fair to consider Clinton the incumbent, and Trump the challenger, and according to the 'Incumbent Rule', undecided's will break for the challenger - that would put Trump ahead in a normally safe Democrat state.

If Sanders is the nominee, he may handily win states in the Northeast, but those states are safe Democrat state anyway, Sanders can not win a single swing state. Why? According to a national Gallop poll last year (http://www.gallup.com/poll/183713/socialist-presidential-candidates-least-appealing.aspx), 50% would not vote for a socialist - the least appealing in the list. Only 47% (59% of Dem, 49% Ind, 26% Repub) would consider voting for a socialist, and since the vast majority of those 47% already live in safe Democrat states, that doesn't leave nearly enough voters in the swing states for Sanders to win.

[Biggirl]

Pretty much a tie.