Survey is from 2/11/16 - 2/18/16. Hillary is leading +29 among Hispanic voters.
Still an ample lead for Hillary. The Sanders campaign is not putting much resources into Texas and this could be one reason why.
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When they polled last year, Sanders was relatively unknown. He’s made gains. It was 73% - 3% in June 2015. They did make it a point in the article to question the Nevada entrance/exit polling.
The national poll reinforces that as well. Clinton leads by 29 points overall -- but trails with those under the age of 35. With every other Hispanic age group, though, Clinton dominates.
The Clinton-Sanders match-up also has a split based on place of birth. Clinton does much better with Hispanic voters who were born outside the U.S. -- though that, too, is moderated by the strength of Sanders's support among younger voters.
Age continues to be a defining split on the Democratic side -- with Clinton's strength among more-likely-to-vote older voters (Hispanic or not) being an advantage.
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Update
Check out Scan’s diary for two new Texas polls that show huge leads for Hillary!
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