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Democratic Primaries

George II

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12. Also in the article is this:

Reply to Autumn (Original post)

Tue Oct 29, 2019, 03:58 PM

Oct 2019

"Fifty-seven percent of New Hampshire voters are still trying to decide who they will support. Only 23 percent have definitely decided, and 21 percent are leaning toward one candidate."

So the majority of voters have not even decided on who they prefer next February, and only 23% have made a definite decision.

Another interesting part of the poll is the voters' opinion of which candidates have the best chance to win the General Election:

Biden 36%
Warren 18%
Sanders 14%
Buttigieg 3%

So in their eyes of the voters Biden has twice the chance of winning the General Election than Warren, who is in second place.

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

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Sanders takes lead in new poll of New Hampshire [View all] Autumn Oct 2019 OP

Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2019 #1

Kicked and recommended Uncle Joe Oct 2019 #2

He and Warren are within the 4.1% margin of error -- so they're tied, statistically. pnwmom Oct 2019 #3

Biden -9 BeyondGeography Oct 2019 #4

With the Buttigieg bump pnwpolicy Oct 2019 #5

... NurseJackie Oct 2019 #6

Desperately looking for good news... TexasTowelie Oct 2019 #7

I think Beto will qualify for November, see my post #8 nt Celerity Oct 2019 #9

damn, that means Gabbard is only 1 more 5% state poll away from qualifying for November Celerity Oct 2019 #8

Thanks for that information. TexasTowelie Oct 2019 #11

Here is some interesting polling Gothmog Oct 2019 #10

Also in the article is this: George II Oct 2019 #12

"Fifty-seven percent of New Hampshire voters are still trying to decide who they will support." ehrnst Oct 2019 #13

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