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highplainsdem

(63,852 posts)
Thu May 23, 2019, 07:22 PM May 2019

Hill-HarrisX poll: Biden w/ 41% of 2016 Clinton supporters. Sanders w/ 39% of his 2016 support [View all]

Some extra details from yesterday's Hill-Harris X poll in this article published yesterday:

https://thehill.com/hilltv/what-americas-thinking/445242-poll-almost-half-of-former-hillary-clinton-supporters-are


In a Hill-HarrisX survey of registered voters who identified as Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents who backed Clinton, Biden was named by 41 percent as their pick to be the party's 2020 presidential nominee.

Biden's finished far ahead of second-place finisher South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg who was named by 9 percent of onetime Clinton supporters.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) each received 8 percent while Clinton's closest 2016 challenger, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), was the pick for 6 percent of the respondents.

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Sanders fared much better among Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents who said they opposed Clinton in 2016, but it appears that the Vermont senator may not be as popular among people who had once supported him.

Twenty-seven percent of respondents who said they had previously backed someone other than Clinton said they supported Sanders this time. In the previous Democratic race, Sanders received 43 percent of the primary and caucus ballots that were cast.

Among respondents who said that they had backed Sanders in 2016, 39 percent said they were supporting him this time.



Among those voters who'd opposed Clinton, Biden was in second place with 21% to Sanders' 27%, and Warren in third place with 8%.
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden
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2016 was all about demonizing Clinton with bullshit while doing no JI7 May 2019 #1
+1 spooky3 May 2019 #3
It was the Cha May 2019 #5
If only four in ten of his 2016 supporters prefer him now riverine May 2019 #2
He will not make it pass Super Tuesday if that late. wasupaloopa May 2019 #4
At this point, nobody should make it past super tuesday. Tiggeroshii May 2019 #8
Thank God for Joe Biden choosing to run. Without him, Bernie would be leading! We dodged a bullet. Doodley May 2019 #6
Yes, we did! peggysue2 May 2019 #7
I suspect many people will make their decisions off of the debates. Tiggeroshii May 2019 #9
Respectfully disagree. GulfCoast66 May 2019 #12
I think the reason he didn't make a splash in 2008 is because he isnt the greatest debater Tiggeroshii May 2019 #13
sanders has lost most of his 2016 voter base Gothmog May 2019 #10
matches what I'm seeing from my facebook family Fresh_Start May 2019 #11
Lots of people who voted for him in 2016 actually dont know he is running Tiggeroshii May 2019 #14
how do they not know he is running ? i can't see someone like that having any interest JI7 May 2019 #15
Yes, there are 25 candidates in the race BannonsLiver May 2019 #19
Well, if they didn't know he was running, they wouldn't show up in the poll now, Maru Kitteh May 2019 #16
It's ludicrous on its face. BannonsLiver May 2019 #18
Oh my BannonsLiver May 2019 #17
Oh really? Didn't BS send Cha May 2019 #20
I see a lot of that Cha May 2019 #21
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