:::::::::::See, that's completely borderline WP:OR. You are making your own conclusions about the polls when there are many possibilities about them. Iowa and New Hampshire are states that are more immersed in the process than other states and as such, their numbers will change more rapidly at this stage. Another example is if some event happens that changes people's opinions of a candidate in a short amount of time. You can't say they are conflicting polls, as many factors come into play. In Washington, Clinton could have gone down 1 point and Sanders could have gone up 1 point during the weekend and the two polls wouldn't contradict each other within the margin of error.