Hillary Clinton's lead is strongest among 18 to 44 year olds

[Rose Siding]

Political Polls
?@PpollingNumbers
Clinton is ahead among all ages:

18-29 (+11)

30-44 (+12)

45-64 (+3)

65+ (+4)



https://twitter.com/PpollingNumbers/status/743242843855126529

[BootinUp]

1. But How is that possible?! I heard that

she couldn't get millenials.

[Rose Siding]

3. Yeah, they'll never come around

Except we always knew they would!

[Agnosticsherbet]

2. Millennials are smart and aware.

They recognize the differences and know what's at stake in November.

[TwilightZone]

4. Liberals: 74-8. Independents: 35-37

That means that undecided/other for liberals is only 18% and Sanders hasn't even conceded yet.

The (always ridiculous) belief that liberals weren't going to vote for her in November looks like the nonsense many of us assumed it to be. Though, the polls are have shown it to be nonsense for months.

Independents are split...just like many of us have been trying to tell some Sanders supporters for months. Some lean left; some lean right. Duh.

[Her Sister]

5. IRONIC!

[LenaBaby61]

6. But I thought that EVERY Millennial hated, and would never vote for .....

Hillary Clinton

But seriously though.....

I know many younger people who voted for Hillary in the Primary here in California and who plan to vote for her in the GE. Also have friends who live all across this country who also say that their children plan to vote for Hillary even though they voted for Bernie in the primary in the various states they live in.

Personally, I never bought that "ALL millennials hate Hillary and will never vote for her" meme. Sure, there are those who aren't going to vote for her, but there are many who will be voting for her come the GE this fall.

[workinclasszero]

7. But..but...revolution, or something, I dunno

[fleabiscuit]

8. "White, college degree" difference would indicate a very good reason for Dems...

To push for plans to make college affordable. Like they are

[eastwestdem]

9. Interesting nt