Your 2020 preferred candidate poll for president

[Tiggeroshii]

31 votes, 4 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	Bernie
	6 (19%)
	Hillary
	1 (3%)
	Beto
	4 (13%)
	Harris
	16 (52%)
	Biden
	2 (6%)
	Ojeda
	0 (0%)
	Newsom
	0 (0%)
	Booker
	0 (0%)
	Gillum
	0 (0%)
	Other (please specify)
	2 (6%)
	4 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[TreasonousBastard]

1. Too early.

[JHan]

2. Ojeda?

[Tiggeroshii]

3. This guy

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Ojeda

[JHan]

4. I know who he is, he lost by 13 points in his race

[Cha]

9. And, as you probably know he

voted for trump. not too swift.

[Locrian]

22. not a fan, BUT....

Despite Ojeda losing to Republican candidate Carol Miller by 12 points, his campaign was able to achieve a remarkable 31-point shift toward the Democratic Party in a district that Trump won by 49 points in 2016—the biggest swing of Trump voters toward Democrats in any district in the country.

31 point shift is no small deal

[JHan]

23. I'd argue that shift is a general trend, not due to him entirely....

It just surprises me he was mentioned , but it's not my poll I guess.

[Locrian]

25. of course it's not due to him entirely ...

It's also not entirely due to a general trend

[JHan]

29. His political skills weren't enough, if he were more competitive I'd see it..

I read a lot of the stuff about Ojeda, he's seen as something of a golden boy by some. I am not seeing it.

The problem isn't that Republicans are just waiting for a biker and ex-marine to represent them, they want Republicans to have power. And yeah, the general trend helped his chances.

[bbrady42]

31. He's the only one in the poll who's actually declared his candidacy.

I'm not advocating for him, just saying.

[YOHABLO]

5. Very interesting how much Harris is polling. We love strong black women. She's #1

[vlyons]

6. no undedcided option

nt

[Brawndo]

7. Pres: Harris / VP: Newsom

Young, Inspiring, Fighters. Check, Check, Check

[duforsure]

17. I agree

[Celerity]

26. impossible, you cannot have POTUS/VPOTUS from same state

[Brawndo]

28. I stand corrected.

But that restriction is a shame, both have been showing promising leadership qualities.

[sunonmars]

8. WAy too early, nowhere near enough options.

[meadowlander]

10. Elizabeth Warren

[underpants]

11. O'Malley or MacAuliffe

[sunonmars]

12. Joe Kennedy

[Freddie]

13. Amy Klobuchar

[marble falls]

14. Too soon.

[wishstar]

15. Amy Klobuchar

With Eric Swallwell as VP

[Wintryjade]

16. Harris/Beto

[duforsure]

18. Harris yes

Too early for Beto, plus he's needed to defeat Cornyn in the Senate now in Texas if he can.

[Meowmee]

19. Too soon to tell

I think the whole presidency needs to be changed, it should not have so much power and he/ she can be removed from office with a vote of no confidence so we never have this situation again. Harris is very intelligent, out of those who haven't run before. But I dont think a woman should run this time, this country is very misogynistic.

[djg21]

20. Hickenlooper.

[oasis]

21. Gov. Jay Inslee of Washington. nt

[beachbum bob]

27. no one on this list.

[MaryMagdaline]

30. Sherrod Brown

[demmiblue]

32. Too soon for me, as well. n/t

[highplainsdem]

33. Too early.

[workinclasszero]

34. Too early

I want to see who emerges as a leader in the Democratic House first.