Democratic Primaries

George II

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4. And there are 57% who haven't decided. Put in REAL terms:

Tue Oct 29, 2019, 04:45 PM

Oct 2019

Sanders - 21% of 43%, 9.0% of the voters
Warren - 18% of 43%, 7.7% of the voters
Biden - 15% of 43%, 6.5% of the voters.

Among ALL voters Sanders is ahead of Warren by 1.3% and Biden by 2.5%.

In raw numbers, of the 1,266 polled, only 544 have a preference or are "leaning" - 114 preferred Sanders, 98 preferred Warren, 82 preferred Biden. Only 32 people out of the 1,266 people polled preferred Sanders over Biden.

Wooo hooo!!!

Lost in all of this is that 36% feel Biden has the best chance in the General Election, only 18% think Warren does, and only 14% think Sanders does.

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

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Sanders leads, Biden slumps in N.H. poll [View all] Voltaire2 Oct 2019 OP

If they come out of NH even.... TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #1

Just a blip on the map... don't have a sad.. he will be back Peacetrain Oct 2019 #2

See my post #4 - the differences between the three is miniscule. George II Oct 2019 #5

A St. Anselm's College NH Poll had Bernie in 4th at 10% ritapria Oct 2019 #3

And there are 57% who haven't decided. Put in REAL terms: George II Oct 2019 #4

"Fifty-seven percent of New Hampshire voters are still trying to decide who they will support." ehrnst Oct 2019 #6

Funny melman Oct 2019 #7

Hmm, that's the third response to me in two threads in less than a half hour. Are you following me? George II Oct 2019 #9

Understanding the poll and it's results seems to be a good thing. TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #13

LMFAO!! It's the "Bernie Standard" at play here... dontcha know?! Get with the program!! haha!! InAbLuEsTaTe Oct 2019 #19

... BannonsLiver Oct 2019 #25

I don't ever recall seeing a poll where almost 3/5 of the respondents are "undecided"..... George II Oct 2019 #23

Here is some interesting polling Gothmog Oct 2019 #8

Post removed Post removed Oct 2019 #10

what? Voltaire2 Oct 2019 #12

There was mention of his supporters, too - some of whom did vote third party (i.e., Jill Stein).... George II Oct 2019 #14

Jill Stein was not a Sanders supporter in 2016 Voltaire2 Oct 2019 #17

Right, but she's the one that Sanders' supporters voted FOR, and some of them have now been hired... George II Oct 2019 #18

Isn't he already lined up on one ballot as an independent? NT TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #15

please provide a link to sanders running as an independent for president. Voltaire2 Oct 2019 #16

Where did I say such a thing? TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #20

Oh so your point was just nonsense right from Voltaire2 Oct 2019 #26

Not nonsense in the least. TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #27

No serious proposition has ever started with the words "I believe" Act_of_Reparation Oct 2019 #28

I believe your absolute statement... TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #29

One would expect either EW or sanders to lead in NH since it's their neck of the woods Thekaspervote Oct 2019 #11

If Liz led their NH Poll ritapria Oct 2019 #21

CNN has mentioned it at least once every hour since it was released this morning, sometimes twice... George II Oct 2019 #24

Blame the Media or Blame the Polling. LanternWaste Oct 2019 #30

Bernard wins Iowa Youth Vote Caucus ritapria Oct 2019 #22