It's the first primary though. So if he can win there regardless of the situation, he'll be a real contender thanks to the media attention it brings.
I'm not talking about him winning or losing the state, I'm just saying that this poll doesn't gel with the others we have seen coming out of the state. It could very well be an outlier and indicative of nothing or it could be the start of a trend. If it was the start of a trend I think the swing would be a lot smaller, so I'm leaning towards it being an outlier.
"I disagree with the numbers" = Outlier polls (you are saying the same in the Trump thread).
And what other numbers? All NH polls (the two or three of them) had Bernie a couple of points (5-6) behind Clinton 2 weeks ago.
I'm saying you need to take any poll with all the other polls around it. No poll is 100% accurate, but if every poll puts Bernie down 5-6 points and this one puts him up that same margin it's likely an outlier. With the Trump one, every poll we've seen coming out of that debate has Trump holding steady or gaining ground, except for that one poll. You have to follow the line of best fit, if 9 polls say Bernie is down and 1 says he's up then he's likely down. That's how statistics work. No one poll is perfect, but when looking at a bunch at once we can see the trends and suss out the truth of the matter.