Exit Polls California Sanders Clinton June 7 2016

The California Primaries take place today and we are currently awaiting the first exit polls to see who has obtained victory in the state. According to reports this morning via AP Clinton may have passed the amount of delegates required to secure the nomination. The Sanders campaign responded furiously to this insisting that the race is not over yet. 

California Primary Democratic Results

Hillary Clinton

Bernie Sanders

Indiana Democratic Polls May 2 2016, Clinton, Sanders

The next stop on the Democratic Primary election trial is Indiana. There are 83 delegates that are on offer and the Primary takes place on May 3. According to the RealClearPolitics average between May 18-22, Hillary Clinton has an advantage over Bernie Sanders 47.7%-43.7%.

Following the victory of Clinton in New York there no longer appears to be any realistic route for Sanders to win the nomination.

Latest Polls Democratic Indiana

USA Today/Suffolk (April 8-24) Sample Size 363, Margin of Error 5.1%

Hillary Clinton    50%
Bernie Sanders  45%

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl (April 10-14) Sample Size 339, Margin of Error 5.3%

Hillary Clinton    50%
Bernie Sanders  48%

Fox News (April 11-13) Sample Size 450, Margin of Error 4.5%

Hillary Clinton    48%
Bernie Sanders  46%

Democratic Exit Polls New York April 19 2016 Clinton, Sanders

The big day has finally arrived, today is the New York Primary for the Democratic Party and we are all anxiously awaiting the dramatic face off between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.

For months Clinton has been dominating the polls in the northern state, far ahead of Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders, however in the last few weeks there has been some indications that Sanders may be narrowing the gap. That said, Hillary Clinton remains a strong favorite in the state.

Clinton currently holds a very large lead in the delegate count mainly due to the fact that she was overwhelming support from superdelegates, who can vote whichever way they please, however in a recent interview Sanderes claimed that he was still confident of victory because he believes these superdelegates will change allegiances as he continues to win states across the country.

As soon as the first democratic exit polls are available they will be published here.

Hillary Clinton Polls Democratic April 1 2016

According to what we have seen thus far in the Democratic Primaries, Hillary Clinton is the favorite to win and face the republican nominee in November`s Presidential Election.

There appears to be a definite divide, with Clinton dominating the southern states and Bernie Sanders in the north. Winning important states such as Texas and Florida has allowed Clinton to open up a lead in the delegate count of 1,243-980. When superdelegates are factored in the lead grows to an even more impressive 1,712-1,011.

Sanders has argued that he can still win as the coming states will favor him instead of Clinton and some of the superdelegates may then switch their allegiance. However, with New York coming up and polls showing Clinton leading, this looks to be a long shot.

Super Tuesday Republican Results March 1 2016

The big moment has finally arrived, Super Tuesday is the day in which the contests on both the Republican and Democrat sides to secure the nomination of the party really starts to be decided.

The clear front runners are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, at least according to polls. Trump leads in 8 of twelve states and if his numbers hold firm, then he will take a big step towards becoming the nominee. The interesting thing is that in certain states no reliable polling has been done for many months, so it remains to be seen how recent events may have effected public opinion in these areas.

On the democratic side former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in the ascendancy having vanquished Bernie Sanders in Nevada and South Carolina. Sanders who describes himself as a "Democratic Socialist" will have to put in a good showing in order to wrestle the momentum away from Clinton who is looking ever more like the democratic candidate in 2016.

Democratic Results Tennessee March 1 2016 Super Tuesday

NBC/WSJ has a new poll out which shows Democratic Frontrunner Hillary Clinton with a handsome lead in the state. Tennessee votes on March 1, known as "Super Tuesday" and on the democratic side 76 delegates are up for grabs.

In the poll of 405 likely voters which has a margin of error of 4.9% and shows the former First Lady and Secretary of State on 60%, almost doubling Sanders who has 34%. Additionally the RealClearPolitics average has Clinton leading 59-33, again a lead of 26%.

After winning South Carolina in a landslide, the momentum is very much with Clinton, it remains to be seen if Sanders can reverse the situation but for now it is looking like Clinton will take it.

As soon as the Democratic Results for the state of Tennessee are available, they will be published here.

Georgia Poll Democratic Super Tuesday 2016

Georgia is an important stop in the democratic primary process. It will be one of the states that vote on Super Tuesday which takes place on March 1.

Hillary Clinton currently has a handy lead in the southern state. According to the RealClearPolitics average the former First Lady has an advantage of 38%, leading by 63-25 over Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

Despite a virtual tie in Iowa and a large victory in New Hampshire Sanders has been unable to gain traction in this state and is still a long way adrift.

Latest Polls Georgia 

FOX 5 Atlanta 2/22-2/23

Clinton   57
Sanders 29

WSB-TV/Landmark 2/21-2/21

Clinton   72
Sanders 20

PPP (D) 2/14-2/16

Clinton   60
Sanders 26