Reuters primary polling: tracking thread.

[The Other Castro]

Imagine how well Gilmore will be doing once he leaves his house.

[The Other Castro]

I'm wondering if this polling bump for Sanders is just statistical noise. Some polls aren't showing it at all, while others with questionable records have been posting obvious outlier numbers.

What polls haven't shown it other than this one and Travis Marketing?

FOX. I guess we will have to see what DMR/Selzer has to say tomorrow.

Even Fox showed a 7 point swing towards Sanders.

[The Other Castro]

The change since last poll numbers I added were actually incorrect, my bad. It's actually:

Clinton - 46% (-1)
Sanders - 44% (+6)

Also, these include Independents.

[The Other Castro]

Clinton: 55
Sanders: 43

Those numbers only include Democrats.

No, those are the actual Ipsos numbers.

We both posted Ipsos numbers. These are just Democrats, while mine are Democrats and Independents.

[The Other Castro]

The change since last poll numbers I added were actually incorrect, my bad. It's actually:

Clinton - 46% (-1)
Sanders - 44% (+6)

Also, these include Independents.

Conducted Feb. 2-5 following the Iowa caucus:

48% Hillary
45% Bernie

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-poll-idUSMTZSAPEC253J02S1

I don't understand.

I used the most recently published pdf on HuffPost Pollster. Reuters is confusing since they have tracking polls as well as periodically published articles.
http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/2016Reutersipsos.pdf