CT (Sacred Heart University) - Biden +16, Sanders +12

[Lisa's voting Biden]

Biden - 52
Trump - 36

Sanders - 50
Trump - 38


1000 Adults, +/- 3%, Conducted 2/24-3/12 thru phone and digital

https://www.sacredheart.edu/media/shu-media/institute-for-public-policy/GreatBlue-Sacred-Heart-University-Pioneer-Poll-Report-March-2020.pdf

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Safe D, 279 blue wall

[The Mikado]

CT was 55-41 in 2016, for comparison.

[AGA]

Nothing to see here.

[Catalyst138]

Titanium D, end of story.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

I expect CT to trend D slightly.

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

CT was 55-41 in 2016, for comparison.

I am surprised Democrats aren't doing better compared to Hillary in 2016.

[Pericles]

CT was 55-41 in 2016, for comparison.

I am surprised Democrats aren't doing better compared to Hillary in 2016.

Yeah if Biden is improving by 2 points on Clinton's margin nationally while improving 5-6 points nationwide (unlikely but that's what the polls say) then that's a trend to the right. On the other hand polls often underrate the dominant party in safe states. Still, could CT be competitive by the end of the 2020s?

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

CT was 55-41 in 2016, for comparison.

I am surprised Democrats aren't doing better compared to Hillary in 2016.

Yeah if Biden is improving by 2 points on Clinton's margin nationally while improving 5-6 points nationwide (unlikely but that's what the polls say) then that's a trend to the right. On the other hand polls often underrate the dominant party in safe states. Still, could CT be competitive by the end of the 2020s?

There’s no reason to suspect that.

[Bidenworth2020]

Worth noting this poll was conducted over 3 weeks, and half of the window was time when Biden was considered DOA.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

CT was 55-41 in 2016, for comparison.

I am surprised Democrats aren't doing better compared to Hillary in 2016.

It's March