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Hillary Clinton still has a commanding lead over the rest of the potential 2016 Democratic presidential field in Iowa, a new poll says.
According to a CNN/ORC International poll released Friday, 53 percent of registered Iowa Democratic voters would vote for the former secretary of State in 2016. Her numbers dwarf the rest of the field Vice President Joe Biden received 15 percent of the vote, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren got 7 percent and Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders drew 5 percent.
Both Bill and Hillary Clinton will be in attendance at Iowa Democratic Sen. Tom Harkins final annual steak fry in Indianola on Sunday. The Iowa event the state with the first presidential nominating contest has long been particularly popular among Democratic presidential hopefuls.
Fridays survey reports that Clinton maintains a major edge among female voters, gaining 63 percent of registered women Democrats to Bidens 10 percent.
Clinton held an even bigger lead in a recent USA Today/Suffolk University Iowa poll, in which she gained 66 percent of the vote, compared with Warren at 10 percent and Biden at 8 percent.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2014/09/hillary-clinton-2016-election-harkin-steak-fry-110888.html#ixzz3D8FyffJW
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(37,152 posts)FSogol
(45,468 posts)He'll surprise some people when the primaries start.
R3druM
(50 posts)Too early for the coronation, I think.
snooper2
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