Emerson - New York poll: Clinton + 18

Clinton 56
Sanders 38

http://media.wix.com/ugd/3bebb2_b5e76b2074da42c997193908b170981b.pdf

The Democratic primary consisted of 325 likely primary voters, with a margin of error of +/-5.4% and weighted by age based on 2008 and 2004 exit polling.

Only 325 in the sample...credible stuff.

Senator Bernie Sanders has gained significant ground on Hillary Clinton in the upcoming New York primary, shaving off 30 points from the massive lead Clinton held in New York just three weeks ago. He now trails the former Secretary of State by 18 points (56% to 38%). In a March 17 ECPS poll, conducted in the days following Clinton’s decisive performance on Super Tuesday II, she was winning by 48 points (71% to 23%) among Democratic primary voters in New York.


Although Sanders picked up 6 points with African Americans and 23 points with Hispanics since the last ECPS poll, Clinton still has a better than 2-1 advantage with both groups.

African Americans favor her 72% to 28%, and Hispanics lean her way 68% to 32%. She also leads Sanders 48% to 43% among white Democratic voters, a group that has tended to favor him.