Breaking: New poll shows mayor Petes voters 2nd choice. Sanders leads

[Bumperstickers]

https://mobile.twitter.com/USA_Polling/status/1234255587925426176

Sanders 21%

Biden 19%

Warren 19%

Bloomberg 18%

Looks like it will disperse equally ro everyone left.

[Demsrule86]

1. don't' believe it.

[TwilightZone]

4. It's not new. It's pre-SC.

[PupCamo]

16. thanks for clarifying that

I thought this was done today

[HarlanPepper]

5. The spin machine hamster wheel is in meltdown mode.

[blue-wave]

22. I wish people would stop posting these old polls

Let's see some post Saturday (South Carolina) polling. I'm certain they would show a surge for Joe.

[AlexSFCA]

2. not after he endorses biden

[TwilightZone]

3. That's not new. It's from last week. The race has changed since then.

In fact, pretty much the entire conversation has changed since that poll was taken on the 27th.

Edit: "Breaking" and "new" are demonstrably false.

[murielm99]

6. They didn't poll me.

I just switched to Biden. I want to beat trump.

[LakeArenal]

7. Thank you.

[William769]

8. I don't believe it.

Ideology is way different.

[honest.abe]

9. Old poll. Pre South Carolina.

Polls like this are essentially meaningless at this point after what happened last night.

[Codeine]

10. New? Thursday might as well be last year

considering the change in circumstances.

[George II]

11. bwahahahahaha!!!!

[dsc]

12. even if true that still hurts Bernie

For example. In NC, Sanders and Biden are basically tied (26 Sanders, 24 Biden) Bloomberg at 15, Warren at ll, Pete at 7. Now add an equal split for all the remaining candidates. Sanders and Biden now have 28 and 26, while Bloomberg gets 17 and Warren 13. Steyer was getting 2. If Warren becomes viable that would more than make up for the extra percent Sanders gets.

Similarly Bloomberg is on the line in Texas (at 15%) Pete is at 8%. Give all of them 2 percent and Sanders does move to 36% but Bloomberg becomes way more likely to be viable and Warren at 10 becomes some more likely. If Warren is viable that takes delegates away from Sanders.

[tarheelsunc]

13. LOL.

A poll from the 27th when the media was telling everyone Sanders is inevitable, yet the inevitable candidate still only receives 21%? THAT'S the real headline here.

[AGeddy]

14. That's an old poll.

Nice try.

[Bumperstickers]

18. I guess we will find out on Tuesday

I trust the polls and poll after poll this entire cycle has shown that all candidates 2nd choice is of equal dispersion.

[TwilightZone]

24. No, they haven't.

They've been all over the place and have changed dramatically over the cycle.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/biden-supporters-used-to-say-sanders-was-their-second-choice-now-they-say-warren/

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/voters-second-choice-candidates-show-a-race-that-is-still-fluid/

https://www.fairvote.org/democratic_primary_2020_poll#second_choice_table_1

https://www.fairvote.org/democratic_primary_2020_poll_feb_28#second_choice_table_feb28

Even the same organization shows two different results:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1287607544#post19

[C_U_L8R]

15. Pollster have no idea what's happening.

It's all in flux and moving too quickly.

[defacto7]

17. Nahhh.

[squirecam]

19. There are contradictory polls

Political Polls
@PpollingNumbers
·
1h
Buttigieg's supporters second choice:

Biden 26%
Sanders 26%
Warren 18%
Bloomberg 15%
Klobuchar 8%
Gabbard 3%

@SurveyUSA
(2/25-26


Political Polls
@PpollingNumbers
·
1h
Buttigieg's Supporters Second Choice:

Klobuchar 26%
Warren 26%
Biden 19%
Sanders 11%
Bloomberg 9%

According to leatest
@QuinnipiacPoll

[Bumperstickers]

21. I could see Amy getting the biggest bounce out of this

And a bit to Warren.

[beastie boy]

20. That means all four candidates are likely to exceed the 15% threshhold in Cali and split delegates

between them.

[SidDithers]

23. That was before SC...

and I would imagine that what Pete has to say will have some sway with his supporters.

Sid

[W_HAMILTON]

25. You can bet Buttigieg and his campaign know his supporters better than anyone.

The fact that he was able to correctly call his close win in Iowa shows that he and his campaign know the math when it comes to his support.

If the rumors are true that he is bowing out to consolidate the "moderate" vote and looking to coordinate with Biden going forward, that tells you everything you need to know about who he and his campaign think their supporters will migrate to.

[at140]

26. Shocking poll! nt

[still_one]

27. One has to wonder if those SUPPOSED 21% Mayor Pete voters, who have Sanders as second choice,

have any idea where Pete is on the issues as opposed to Sanders

Something doesn't sync right here, especially since Pete made it very clear why he feels Sanders would be a disaster

How could someone who says they support Pete, say their second choice would be Sanders, knowing what Pete's views about Sanders are?

Something doesn't make sense here

[Bumperstickers]

28. Lgbtq community

I work with quite a few people who are members of that community and they picked Pete because he is a member and thought iit was most important for them personally to support a member of their community even though they ldentified more with Sanders and Warren on policy.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

29. Yup... Bernie's got this!! Wishin Pete well!!

Bernie/Elizabeth or Elizabeth/Bernie 2020!!
Either way, they're stronger together & can't be bought!!
Jump on the Bernie Bandwagon & join The Revolution!!