Democratic Primaries

highplainsdem

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16. If you mean the candidates closest to Biden are basically tied, within the margin of error

Reply to SouthernProgressive (Reply #13)

Tue Jul 9, 2019, 11:01 AM

Jul 2019

in the MC poll, I agree. But Biden's lead puts him well outside the margin of error.

I thought you meant all four top candidates were within the margin of error.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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** New ** Morning Consult Poll (Biden 31%, Sanders 19%, Harris 14%, Warren 13%) [View all] Skya Rhen Jul 2019 OP

Top candidates seem to be within the margin of error for the Emmerson poll just released. NT SouthernProgressive Jul 2019 #1

It's not who I like or you like. DownriverDem Jul 2019 #4

Not sure how this comment pertains to my post. SouthernProgressive Jul 2019 #6

I don't. Demsrule86 Jul 2019 #25

????? The latest Emerson poll has Biden at 30%, and the next 3 tied at 15%. highplainsdem Jul 2019 #11

With a margin of error of almost four and a half percent. SouthernProgressive Jul 2019 #13

If you mean the candidates closest to Biden are basically tied, within the margin of error highplainsdem Jul 2019 #16

This is what I meant. SouthernProgressive Jul 2019 #17

Okay. Definitely agree that Warren, Harris and Sanders are basically tied. highplainsdem Jul 2019 #18

Wishful thinking...and I firmly believe with Warren coming out for getting rid of private insurance, Demsrule86 Jul 2019 #21

Not sure what you are referencing with "wishful thinking." SouthernProgressive Jul 2019 #22

I saw a poll today where she was not beating Trump. I lived in PA ...East Coast won't win there and Demsrule86 Jul 2019 #26

Different Polls giving different results this early is a good thing according to 538. bluewater Jul 2019 #15

Which is still nearly double the support his closest rival has. highplainsdem Jul 2019 #19

Still way ahead of the pack. I hate those 20+ colored lines in the graph, for many.... George II Jul 2019 #2

What matters DownriverDem Jul 2019 #3

Maybe we lean more left at DU--sure. But with 37% undecided, it is possible we'd end up more like MC hlthe2b Jul 2019 #5

There's a letter to the editor in the Wilmington, DE paper today treestar Jul 2019 #8

Both Biden and Sanders beat Trump so don't worry about 'left' labels floppyboo Jul 2019 #28

The tag "socialist" will not stick on Joe. It will on several of the candidates redstateblues Jul 2019 #31

I envy your confidence. He can't support unions and win back the mid-west floppyboo Jul 2019 #32

I understand why you want other candidates to wear the millstone of "socialist" redstateblues Jul 2019 #34

A failure? You're not going to have to convince Democrats. It's the others floppyboo Jul 2019 #35

K&R nt LibFarmer Jul 2019 #7

Oh Boy.. love it.. Peacetrain Jul 2019 #9

Thanks! Btw, this is the first time the top candidates have the same poll #s for both nat'l highplainsdem Jul 2019 #10

Biden drops from 33% to 31% support in this poll, his lead also dropped 2%. bluewater Jul 2019 #12

And Harris is tied with Warren and Biden is the clear front-runner... Skya Rhen Jul 2019 #14

1% to 3% Shifts Can Easily Be Attributed to Statistical "Noise" and Not Any Real Change in Support. Indykatie Jul 2019 #20

yup, 2% is well within the margin of error. Joe is still leading by double digits! onetexan Jul 2019 #29

your Concern is noted. Cha Jul 2019 #24

Hopefully Biden can make a comeback - I know he's #1 as of now floppyboo Jul 2019 #27

Hmmm?! Cha Jul 2019 #23

Mahalo Cha!! Skya Rhen Jul 2019 #30

K&R Scurrilous Jul 2019 #33