I've found that most polling "entities" tend to poll their own audience. The NBC/WSJ polls are arguably the least reliable and tend to be blatantly left leaning and anti-Trump. Plus, NBC gets caught nearly every week manipulating poll results to favor a preferred narrative. It's so blatantly opposite of the conclusions presented by the data that there can only be one reason - intentional bias. But really, all of the news networks' polling tends to be very biased. It's almost like they need to do a poll that has the results they need for their narrative, so let's git r dun Rassmussen, Gallup, Pew, those are pretty flat. RealClearPolitics at least lets you see the the glaring variances.
Fox News has long wanted Kasich to win Ohio. They've said many times they expect him to win there. The released a poll yesterday that magically had Kasich leading Trump by 5 points, where every other Wednesday poll in Ohio shows Trump leading by at least 6 points over Kasich. That's an 11 point variance, well outside any margin of error. Is Fox New reporting the results of the other polls? Of course not. LOL
On Saturday, I figure Cruz will win Washington DC. The turnout will be very light, I would imagine. They only have 27,000 registered Republicans in DC (the other 94% are registered Democrats), and historically only 20% of them vote in primaries, and that was when there were voting precincts in pretty much every neighborhood. This year, there is one polling place, at a downtown hotel, so people will have to schlep into town on a Saturday, and it's a day that many of the roads in the city will be closed for a marathon race. Yeah, that'll ensure a HUGE turnout. Not only that, they have to vote between 10AM and 4PM, unless you're an Orthodox Jew, then you can vote anytime between sundown and 9PM. All of this for the same number of delegates as Hawaii.
These people deserve to be taxed without representation <snort>
I figure Trump will win the Wyoming caucus.
Then on Tuesday, Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina, I see Trump in a clean sweep of those.