Poll: Hillary Much Stronger With Dems Heading Into 2016 Than 2008

[Ishmael]

Hillary Clinton is supported by a whopping 66 percent of registered Democrats for the presidential nomination, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll released Thursday.

Joe Biden (who is uncertain to run) and Elizabeth Warren (who has repeatedly said she won't run) are tied for second place with 12 percent each.

Clinton is far stronger heading into the 2016 Democratic primary than she was at this stage of the 2008 election.

A March 2007 poll by CNN/ORC found her supported by her backed by 37 percent of Democrats, with Barack Obama behind with 22 percent, Al Gore winning 14 percent and John Edwards pulling 12 percent.

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[TEKNOLOJIA]

Woman as a President of the US?highly unlikely!

 

[kui]

Woman as a President of the US?highly unlikely!

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/05/02/poll-voters-ready-for-a-woman-president

 

[kui]

Hillary Clinton is supported by a whopping 66 percent of registered Democrats for the presidential nomination, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll released Thursday.

Joe Biden (who is uncertain to run) and Elizabeth Warren (who has repeatedly said she won't run) are tied for second place with 12 percent each.

Clinton is far stronger heading into the 2016 Democratic primary than she was at this stage of the 2008 election

Looks like Dems are getting comfortable having all their eggs in one basket...

 

[bily]

Hawezi pata hana nguvu ndo tushamsaau tena kwenye siasa za democratic.

 

[Ishmael]

Looks like Dems are getting comfortable having all their eggs in one basket...

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PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE – Head-to-head, Clinton leads Bush by 12 points among registered voters, 53-41 percent, essentially unchanged in the past year. She has 54 to 56 percent support against Rubio, Walker and Cruz alike, vs. their 39 to 40 percent.
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[Ishmael]

Hawezi pata hana nguvu ndo tushamsaau tena kwenye siasa za democratic.

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[TD]I do believe this election is hers to lose. That doesn't mean she can't lose it but it is hers to lose.
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[kui]

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[TD]PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE – Head-to-head, Clinton leads Bush by 12 points among registered voters, 53-41 percent, essentially unchanged in the past year. She has 54 to 56 percent support against Rubio, Walker and Cruz alike, vs. their 39 to 40 percent.[/TD]
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She's a front runner (in hypothetical election) most Dems are taking a pass on challenging her and might opt to rally behind her, for now she also has the support of the base. It's for their own advantage though, while Repubs are putting on fighting gloves to tear each other apart, by the time of primaries they'll be tired, bloody and bruised while Hillary who don't have an opponent will be just cruising to the GE.

 

[TEKNOLOJIA]

She's a front runner (in hypothetical election) most Dems are taking a pass on challenging her and might opt to rally behind her, for now she also has the support of the base. It's for their own advantage though, while Repubs are putting on fighting gloves to tear each other apart, by the time of primaries they'll be tired, bloody and bruised while Hillary who don't have an opponent will be just cruising to the GE.

Don't forget that the whole liberal leaning media is in her corner.

 

[kui]

Don't forget that the whole liberal leaning media is in her corner.

.....yap!, time's on her side I 'd guess, unless someone else pops up!