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Poll: One Quarter Of Florida Dems Less Likely To Vote For Nominee Without Delegates
A new poll out of Florida, commissioned by the St. Petersburg Times, gives some credence to the Hillary campaign's argument that the failure to seat the state's delegation could cause serious damage to the eventual Dem nominee this Fall.
If Florida's delegates are not counted, are you any less likely to support the Democratic candidate for president?
No, not less likely 66%
Yes, much less likely 14%
Yes, somewhat less likely 10%
Don't know/refused 9%
That's a full 24% of of Florida Democratic voters, saying this whole fiasco could cause them to sour on the national party and the eventual nominee.
As for a hypothetical new primary, at this point an impossibility, it would be a close race: Hillary 46%, Obama 37%.
(Via Ben Smith)
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