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Showing Original Post only (View all)Morning Consult Post Debate Poll: Biden 32%, Sanders 20%, Warren 18%, Harris 6% [View all]
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That seems a higher than normal sample size.
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primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Morning Consult Post Debate Poll: Biden 32%, Sanders 20%, Warren 18%, Harris 6% [View all]
Otto Lidenbrock
Sep 2019
OP
Sure. A lot of more favorable polls fell out of the average. Those that currently make up th current
LincolnRossiter
Sep 2019
#6
The trend is negligible. He was ahead approximately 10.5 a couple of weeks ago. He's about
LincolnRossiter
Sep 2019
#11
Again, this polling sample happens to capture most the the polls he's done relatively poorly in and
LincolnRossiter
Sep 2019
#15
The new MC poll must certainly be an enviable position for the other candidates
Thekaspervote
Sep 2019
#23
Wow! The early state polling looks even better for Biden. Thx for posting
Thekaspervote
Sep 2019
#28
I really do consider that wishful thinking...I follow the polls closely...I see no fading from Biden
Demsrule86
Sep 2019
#48
If Sanders drops out, which, though unlikely, is the likeliest scenario...
OilemFirchen
Sep 2019
#16
Um, no... it's very significant in regards to delegate counts in the primaries
bluewater
Sep 2019
#37
lol So you didn't know you need a majority of the delegates to win the nomination?
bluewater
Sep 2019
#41
It is really simple, delegates continue voting until one candidate gets a majority.
bluewater
Sep 2019
#46
It doesn't work that way. Here's a poll of second choices for voters and where that support goes
Thekaspervote
Sep 2019
#21
I don't think the votes neccesarily will go to Warren if Sanders drops out and I don't think he
Demsrule86
Sep 2019
#47
Thank you for that. Despite attempts by some to overemphasize Biden's "gaffes"....
Tarheel_Dem
Sep 2019
#35