So I followed the link in this diary about the poll and then walked my way through the press release and the spread sheet.
Several quick notes.
1. This is landlines only, which may understate Sanders’ support in terms of young people, but that might be offset by understating Clinton’s support among minorities
2. This represents a closing of the margin from the last version of this poll, from 18 to 15 points
3. This was taken entirely after the debate, Fri-Sun, with the biggest chunk of calls on Saturday
4. It was 438 likely voters, with give is a +/- of 4.63%. The lead is still comfortably outside the MoE
5, The actual topline number is 54.5-40
If you continue, I will offer some details within the poll
The age break points were unusual but these are what Emerson uses
And I apologize but I cannot get the table feature to work properly
Age Range % of pool Clinton Sander
18-34 22 31 61
35-54 35 54 39
55-74 31 67 31
75+ 12 71 29
The split is 57-43 Femaie
Clinton wins females — Poll has a typo,saying 59-48, and I think they mean 59038, while she loses males 48-49
White 59.6
African Americans 21.4 72-22
Hispanics 9.4 56-33
Asian 3.4
(neither press release or spreadsheet gave figures for White or Asian)
Favorable/Unfavorable
Clinton 72.6-23.4
Sanders 68.1-23.2
Clinton has a marginally better ratio
More important: when people who had a favorable opinion of a candidate were asked if they would vote for that candidate (LoyaltY) note the results
Clinton 71%
Sanders 56%
Due caution — not only was this calling land lines, but it was also automated response.
Make of the data what you will.