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lark

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14. At this same time in their election cycles, Obama, Clinton nor Carter were on top.

Wed Jan 30, 2019, 10:41 AM

Jan 2019

They were unknown to most Americans , but they had good ideas, were good communicators, and eventually rose to the top. Usually the people I favor from the beginning flame out - see Dean. So this time I really like a number of candidates, but am not coming down hard on one side or the other. I can't wait to watch the debates to get a more clear picture of who these people are and then it's off to the primaries.

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Morning Consult poll (Democrats): Biden leads with 20%. Bernie 13, Kamala 5% [View all] Yosemito Jan 2019 OP

Interesting results NewJeffCT Jan 2019 #1

339 pages at the link. former9thward Jan 2019 #2

Page 109 Yosemito Jan 2019 #5

Thanks former9thward Jan 2019 #10

Meaningless of course. honest.abe Jan 2019 #3

Warren and O'Rourke both at 4% oberliner Jan 2019 #4

Very disappointing. n/t monmouth4 Jan 2019 #6

No worries. Polls this early are meaningless. JaneQPublic Jan 2019 #9

It's name recognition this far out leftynyc Jan 2019 #7

Oh, for fuck's sake. Squinch Jan 2019 #8

Too early for polls to mean anything right now. liberalnarb Jan 2019 #11

How does Biden lead with 20 if Bernie has 23? oberliner Jan 2019 #12

Excellent question DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2019 #13

Typo, Bernie should be 13 but doesn't really matter. honest.abe Jan 2019 #17

At this same time in their election cycles, Obama, Clinton nor Carter were on top. lark Jan 2019 #14

Shouldn't it be Bernie at 13% NewJeffCT Jan 2019 #15

That is correct oberliner Jan 2019 #16