It’s just one poll. Could be an outlier. But still:

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) lags behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by just two points, nearly wiping out Clinton’s previous 31-point lead, according to a nationwide Quinnipiac poll released Friday. The poll showed support for Clinton at 44 percent, with Sanders close behind at 42 percent. This represents an enormous change since the previous national Quinnipiac poll in December, which showed Clinton beating Sanders 61 percent to 30 percent.

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3 replies on “Poll: Clinton’s Lead Over Sanders Is Gone”

  1. It’s an interesting development when you view it in light of the Republican situation (especially in Oregon). For a while now, the only way for Republicans to be nominated in the primary is to be so conservative that they end up losing in the general. Now it appears that Democrats may want to nominate someone in the primary that is too liberal to win in the general. It almost makes it look like a vacuum in the center that someone could take advantage of. But I’m not sure anyone exists to do that.

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