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Cha

(296,887 posts)
5. Mahalo, rivers~
Thu Mar 31, 2016, 04:55 AM
Mar 2016

"poach". I do, too. But, then folks are welcome to poach anything that I post, too.

This is awesome..

On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton continues to have a resounding lead with 54% to 36% for Bernie Sanders. Clinton leads within every gender, race, and age group except younger voters and her supporters are also more committed- 84% say they will definitely vote for her compared to 61% who say the same for Sanders. Democrats generally perceive Clinton to be a moderate- 45% think she is compared to 37% who think she's a liberal, and 9% who think she's a conservative. Among Clinton's own voters 53% think she's a moderate to 36% who think she's a liberal, so to her own base being a moderate is not a bad thing. 67% of voters consider Sanders to be a liberal to 13% who think he's a moderate, and 10% who think he's a conservative.

Did you mean to leave a #FeeltheMath pic when you wrote.. "and this: #FeeltheMath"?

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