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Tarc

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33. That over half would be disappointed in a white male is telling.

Reply to bluewater (Original post)

Thu Jul 11, 2019, 08:38 AM

Jul 2019

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

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Poll: Disappointed if they become the Nominee [View all] bluewater Jul 2019 OP

How about a link back to the Economist instead of the cloudfront link? Dennis Donovan Jul 2019 #1

Here you go. HerbChestnut Jul 2019 #2

That's not a link to the Economist Dennis Donovan Jul 2019 #4

Link came from Real Clear Politics. HerbChestnut Jul 2019 #5

clicking on the RCP Polls poll name : Economist/YouGov, that is the link it goes to bluewater Jul 2019 #3

Clicking your link brings me to cloudfront... Dennis Donovan Jul 2019 #7

It's not my link, its RealClearPolitics' Link bluewater Jul 2019 #10

I got the link I posted from the article about this at The Hill: highplainsdem Jul 2019 #9

highplains dem, you gave me the cloudfront link that RCP leads to. bluewater Jul 2019 #11

???? I'm not objecting to how you found your link, or saying it's different from mine. I was just highplainsdem Jul 2019 #13

I was unclear on that. Thanks. bluewater Jul 2019 #17

Here you go. You have to click on the June 30-July 2 poll (Economist Tables July 1 2019). KPN Jul 2019 #14

I think that partly indicates unknown candidates. Castro has the lowest... Honeycombe8 Jul 2019 #6

That's probably fair. HerbChestnut Jul 2019 #8

Agree completely. This poll number mostly indicates how disappointed the supporters of the two highplainsdem Jul 2019 #16

The polls indicates that Warren is our best bet for a consensus candidate bluewater Jul 2019 #20

We won't need to worry about a "consensus candidate" unless we have a brokered convention. highplainsdem Jul 2019 #21

A consensus candidate is a unifying personality that can get out the largest vote in 2020. bluewater Jul 2019 #22

The polls so far indicate she doesn't have nearly as good a chance of beating Trump as Biden has. highplainsdem Jul 2019 #30

I don't think she's nationally known that much, yet. That's why she's at 7%. Honeycombe8 Jul 2019 #25

John Delaney is at 17% and Marianne williamson is at 27% disappointed if they're nominated. bluewater Jul 2019 #26

Then the poll doesn't mean much, hate to say. Honeycombe8 Jul 2019 #28

Probably an inverted bell curve zipplewrath Jul 2019 #18

It's an odd question. Because a person is likely to be disappointed with multiple ones.... Honeycombe8 Jul 2019 #29

It is odd zipplewrath Jul 2019 #31

This is a more irrelevant question than "unfavorability." Honeycombe8 Jul 2019 #32

My Focus DownriverDem Jul 2019 #23

"Is Elizabeth Warren our best bet for a consensus candidate?" wyldwolf Jul 2019 #12

I'd guess name recognition is still a thing. Even in the negative. LanternWaste Jul 2019 #15

Don't know if Warren is best concensus at140 Jul 2019 #19

I've heard that zentrum Jul 2019 #24

I'd be disappointed if our candidate was one who I thought couldn't win OKNancy Jul 2019 #27

That over half would be disappointed in a white male is telling. Tarc Jul 2019 #33