Democratic Primaries

Celerity

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4. in the Suffolk poll, yes, which seems to be a bit of an outlier in terms of the support for Warren

Wed Aug 28, 2019, 12:38 PM

Aug 2019

Sanders and Harris (sort of the inverse of that Monmouth poll the other day, albeit more subtraction from the other top places, whilst the Monmouth also had subtraction from Biden (not reflected here), in addition to over-addition to those other top places) Also, like that Monmouth poll, the Suffolk poll is another smallish sample size as well.

In the Quinnipiac Poll, he would trail a combined 2nd and 3rd place (Warren and Sanders) by 2% and if you added in the 4th highest (so your mentioned 3 versus one), he trails by 9%.

He is at 32% in both polls.

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

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the following candidates got zero votes in the new Suffolk Poll (B+ Rated) [View all] Celerity Aug 2019 OP

re: "only 9% undecided (Suffolk had more than double that at 18.4%)" thesquanderer Aug 2019 #1

that is a good point nt Celerity Aug 2019 #3

Biden with as much support as the next three combined... LincolnRossiter Aug 2019 #2

in the Suffolk poll, yes, which seems to be a bit of an outlier in terms of the support for Warren Celerity Aug 2019 #4

I was referring to the Suffolk poll (the subject of the thread). And I'm just celebrating as a LincolnRossiter Aug 2019 #5

it is all good Celerity Aug 2019 #6