A new poll from LA TImes shows a stable race in the Golden State. In December Field found the same +11 Clinton advantage
When Bernie Sanders' followers were asked about November prospects:
While both Democratic camps prepare for a final battle in the state’s June 7 primary, the latest USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times statewide poll that just over half of Sanders’ supporters said they expected Clinton to be the next president. About a third of Sanders’ backers said they expected the Vermont senator to emerge the winner, and 12% said they thought Donald Trump would prevail.
and about party unity, things look less grim as one would think by perusing the interwebs today.
Those findings show the reality underlying the still-heated rhetoric of the Democratic primaries: By contrast with the civil war that divides Republicans, Democrats in the country’s largest state have begun to coalesce behind their front-runner.
Let's dig into demographics
She is beating him among whites and non- whites and he still has an amazing edge among under 30. Racial divides are less obvious then in previous states; Although still leading among AA and Latinos but trailing Asians.
This USC/L.A. Times poll was conducted March 16-23 by telephone, both cellphone and landline, among 1,503 registered voters in California, including 832 Democrats and non-party voters eligible to take part in the June primary. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points for the full sample and 3.7 percentage points for the Democratic primary sample.