and if interested, you can go to Real Clear Politics and follow the links.
Some top lines, Clinton numbers first:
PA 51-41
CT 48-46
RI 45-49
Worth noting that the margin in PA is substantially lower than what other pollsters are showing.
For PA, sample is 55% female, 18% Black, 39% up to 45, 40% 46-65 and 21% over 65.
Favorable/unfavorable
Clinton 63-27
Sanders 65-23
For CT, sample 56% female, 18% Black, 40 up to 45, 41% 46-65, and 19% over 65.
favorable/unfavorable:
Clinton 60-32
Sanders 67-22
For RI, sample is 56% female, 26% non_White, the age distribution matches that of CT
BUT NOTE — this is not a closed primary, sample is 31% independent/other and 1% Republican
Favorable/unfavorable:
Clinton 58-33
Sanders 68-19
yesterday I heard from an source with direct connections to the inner circle of the Clinton campaign, and they think they may well lose RI, but hope to pull out a single digit win. Very worried that the student population in Brown and at Providence very different than say Harvard and MIT in MA.