Monmouth University Poll has Sanders over Clinton in Oklahoma (opposite in AL); Trump leads GOP in O

[cody8295]

[QUOTE]- Republican primary --
Donald Trump holds
double digit leads in both of these Super Tuesday states. In Alabama, he
has the support of 42% of likely GOP primary voters, compared to just 19% for Marco Rubio, 16% for Ted Cruz, 11% for Ben Carson, and 5% for John Kasich. Trump has a somewhat smaller advantage in Oklahoma with support from 35% of likely voters, compared to 23% for Cruz, 22% for Rubio, 8% for Kasich, and 7% for Carson. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]-- Democratic primary --
In the Democratic contest, Hillary Clinton currently holds a commanding 71% to 23% lead over
Bernie Sanders in Alabama. In Oklahoma, though, Sanders has a small 48% to 43% edge over Clinton. This is much different from the outcomes in these two states eight years ago. In 2008, Clinton lost Alabama to Barack Obama by 14 points, but she won Oklahoma by a healthy 24 points.
A key difference between these two states is the proportion of minority voters in each. In
Oklahoma, 75% of likely Democratic voters in the Monmouth poll are non-Hispanic whites. In Alabama, that number is only 42%, while a majority (53%) are black. [/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.monmouth.edu/assets/0/32212254770/32212254991/32212254992/32212254994/32212254995/30064771087/493ca395-91a3-466e-83f0-8c006dbfaa1e.pdf[/url]

[QUOTE]The Alabama sample included 450 landline and 300 cell phone interviews. The Oklahoma sample included 471 landline and 232 cell phone interviews. [/QUOTE]

[Blackavar]

It's great to see Bernie doing better even when landline samples outnumber the cell phone samples

[Da Bomb76]

Sad to see that minority voters are still flocking to Clinton in droves for no reason.