**BREAKING MORNING CONSULT NH, IA, and NV Polling**** Biden 37 Sanders 21 Warren 8%

[DemocratSinceBirth]

https://morningconsult.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Political-Intelligence-4.15.19.pdf

[louis c]

1. I was just about to post this...

...All I want to do is win, not change the world. We can do that next time.

But, for now, we can un-elect a modern day Adolf Hitler, and that must be our first priority.

[Cha]

2. I just want to Win.. We will be changing

the world when that happens!

[TwilightZone]

5. Elect Biden (or any of the others, for that matter)...

and give him (or her) a more-amenable Congress and we can change the world now.

As you noted, we have to win first.

[BlueWI]

14. Change the world by doing what?

I am for any Democrat in this critical election.

But what's the legislative agenda that will change the world? Looking forward to hearing more about priorities and platform, especially if (or when) Biden declares. Several candidates, including Inslee, are quite specific about what issues define their campaign. These priorities should be discussed as a party to help define the Democratic brand before others define it.

[Mike Nelson]

3. I'm surprised...

… that Bernie benefits most if Biden opts out... Bernie and Biden are not two of the more similar candidates. Also surprised Pete's bounce is from high income people - I would have thought it across all incomes.

[TwilightZone]

4. Sanders and Biden are likely the two highest in name recognition.

The preference switch post-Biden this early may be not much more than that. Sometimes, we overcomplicate these things.

[Mike Nelson]

6. That's true...

… they may be polling people who see Biden, Bernie, and largely unfamiliar names...

[louis c]

8. Biden leads Harris in California and Warren in Massachusetts...

...there goes that theory.

[Skya Rhen]

10. Excellent point!

[Tom Rinaldo]

7. No doubt many reasons, including name recognition. BUT

in non hard core Democratic activist circles Biden and Bernie do not come across as differently as many here seem to be assuming. Both have an image as stand up "fighters", not willing to take crap from Trump and Republicans, willing to take them on head on. Both are white men, for those who unfortunately think that is what a presidential candidate should look like. Both are elders, not relative new comers to politics, which may appeal to some who think experience matters. But perhaps most important, both have clear images as politicians who stand with the working men and women of this nation, and average middle class voters, not "coastal elites". Biden and Bernie do have some overlapping appeal. It may be accurate that Sanders would inherit a lot of, I'll be blunt, white working class and union support, from Biden if he does not run.

[OregonBlue]

9. To the average 50+ Dem voter, these two guys have been

Around a long time. They are smart, honest democrats and people trust them and know what they stand for.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

12. "Misleading poll View profile South Carolina is one of the states polled (you left it out)."

Maybe you should call Interpol on me. Here's the contact information:

https://www.interpol.int/en/Contacts/Contact-INTERPOL

[BlueFlorida]

17. ...

[DemocratSinceBirth]

18. He or she is gone. If I left a state out it was inadvertent. Pay me and I'll do a better job.

[Sugarcoated]

13. Thanks for posting

[oasis]

15. Biden seems to be in pretty good shape. His announcement could

push those numbers through the roof. He may never look back from that point.

[BlueFlorida]

16. K&R nt