Bernie leads Hillary 48% to 20% among Democrats...

...at least, on this poll.

These days Senator Bernie Sanders has every reason to smile. Below is the screenshot of their email and poll results (click image to enlarge).

www.democrats.com is running a Democratic primary poll. The results showed (with over 54,000 votes so far) that even with Hillary Clinton (at 20%) and Joe Biden (at 7%) combined, Bernie sanders still wins by a whopping 48%. Most other polls we see in the media headlines are taken from much smaller samplings — and that’s even considering that only Democratic-leaning people may be voting at this website. The poll results are here: http://www.democrats.com/2016-presidential-poll-1510 If you want to participate, you have to subscribe here first (but only an email is asked for): http://www.democrats.com/newsletter_subscribe "Run Joe, Run!" Bernie Sanders' huge campaign haul probably worries Hillary Clinton — not just for its size, but for the way it was achieved. The vast majority of Bernie's contributions came in small donations from one million modest donors, not a very few wealthy donors. This means that Bernie can keep going back to these same supporters later in the campaign. By contrast, Clinton's donors have already maxed out their allowable contributions for the primaries. Meaning, Hillary will have to start drilling for new oil by holding more fund-raisers in search of new donors. And while she’s doing that, Bernie will be out campaigning. The Clinton campaign raised $75 million — but has already spent $43 million (while declining in the polls), leaving her a balance of $32 million. (She needs new donors.) By contrast, the Sanders campaign raised $40 million, but only spent $14 million (while rising in the polls) — and still has a balance of $26 million. But Bernie can double-dip and triple-dip ... and then more. (And that’s without a superPAC or any financial support from banks and corporations.) The Hill on October 3, 2015 (My links in brackets): "A Joe Biden presidential campaign would help Bernie Sanders by hurting Hillary Clinton, according to Democratic Party insiders and other experts. Biden [a "moderate" Democrat], whose ideology is more similar to Clinton’s than the left-wing senator from Vermont [a "progressive" Democrat], would siphon off more of her supporters, according to most polls." The Democratic strategist who ran Howard Dean’s 2004 presidential campaign said Bernie should be leading the "Run, Joe, Run" campaign. Feel the Bern! * You can acquire a cap and t-shirt and other items from Bernie's store.