NY-Quinnipiac: D: Clinton 54% Sanders 42%; R: Trump 56% Cruz 20% Kasich 19%

[Eraserhead]

I mean, I'm getting South Carolina flashbacks with this poll. Seeing her "just" up 35% with blacks and tied among whites looks a lot like it did in South Carolina polling.

Whites and blacks in New York have little in common with the whites and blacks of South Carolina.

[Holmes]

I didn't mean to make it sound like whites and blacks in South Carolina will vote like the ones in New York, just that I find it weird how Quinnipiac's numbers show that the one closed primary that Clinton will underperform her 2008 margin is her home state.

[RJEvans]

I didn't mean to make it sound like whites and blacks in South Carolina will vote like the ones in New York, just that I find it weird how Quinnipiac's numbers show that the one closed primary that Clinton will underperform her 2008 margin is her home state.

I agree somewhat. If she ties with whites and leads that big with blacks, she has to be up bigger than 12, right? But in 2008, did Obama contest the state? I won't be surprised if this finishes within 10 points.

[Xing]

I didn't mean to make it sound like whites and blacks in South Carolina will vote like the ones in New York, just that I find it weird how Quinnipiac's numbers show that the one closed primary that Clinton will underperform her 2008 margin is her home state.

Quinnipiac has been a bit friendly to Sanders. At the same time, if she does underperform her 2008 margin in NY, it might be because the home state effect won't be as strong as it was then, since she isn't currently a senator from there. Also, I fully expect her to underperform her 2008 numbers in KY and OR, also closed primaries.

[Ebsy]

Quinnipiajunk.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

Junk poll

[Eraserhead]

Also, Bernie is, you know, from Brooklyn. He reminds people of that fact every time he opens his mouth.

[IceSpear]

About as expected from Quinnipiac. Luckily NY should get tons of polls in the next few weeks.