Ransom
02-06-2016, 08:34 AM
“Sanders’s strongest support comes from younger voters or people who haven’t voted in a primary before,” Smith said. “He’s the cool grandpa.”
Exit polling data from the Iowa caucuses showed Sanders swept the vote in the 18 to 29 category, 84 percent to Clinton’s 14 percent. However, this age group also comprised the smallest voting bloc.
https://politics.concordmonitor.com/2016/02/politics-election/sanderss-appeal-to-young-voters-hes-the-cool-grandpa/
Same numbers in NH, nearly 70% of young voters feeling the Bern. Cool Grandpa though must be all about turnout. Like Iowa, the cool one must have turnout. The 18-29 age group was the smallest voting bloc in Iowa...if that's the case in Nevada and SC, the Bern's momentum goes away.........and then these 18-29 groups will have to find excuses to vote Hill.
What fun it is to watch.
Exit polling data from the Iowa caucuses showed Sanders swept the vote in the 18 to 29 category, 84 percent to Clinton’s 14 percent. However, this age group also comprised the smallest voting bloc.
https://politics.concordmonitor.com/2016/02/politics-election/sanderss-appeal-to-young-voters-hes-the-cool-grandpa/
Same numbers in NH, nearly 70% of young voters feeling the Bern. Cool Grandpa though must be all about turnout. Like Iowa, the cool one must have turnout. The 18-29 age group was the smallest voting bloc in Iowa...if that's the case in Nevada and SC, the Bern's momentum goes away.........and then these 18-29 groups will have to find excuses to vote Hill.
What fun it is to watch.