Democratic Primaries

Thekaspervote

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25. Indeed he is..I'm sure an enviable position for the other candidates

Reply to peggysue2 (Reply #18)

Wed Sep 18, 2019, 01:32 PM

Sep 2019

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

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shocking result: Only 9% of Democratic primary voters say they've made up their minds [View all] bluewater Sep 2019 OP

It is still waaaaay to early. TheCowsCameHome Sep 2019 #1

The OP says: Only 9% have made up their mind. bluewater Sep 2019 #3

Yes, too early. I don't consider my mind made up. I've already changed my preference twice. thesquanderer Sep 2019 #16

+1 Like trying to predict a hurricane in Miami when it's a rainstorm off Africa..... nt mitch96 Sep 2019 #36

Not for me!! InAbLuEsTaTe Sep 2019 #39

I really don't see how that's shocking! mountain grammy Sep 2019 #2

Exactly still_one Sep 2019 #6

Yes. It is called open mindedness for persons who are paying attention and trying to vote wisely. TryLogic Sep 2019 #34

That momentum for Senator Warren is mostly coming from those moving from Sanders to Warren, and i still_one Sep 2019 #4

re: "national polls are very misleading. States determine the president, not the popular vote" thesquanderer Sep 2019 #19

Primary or GE election it is a similar argument still_one Sep 2019 #30

GE polls should be looked at by state, to see who would win electorally. But... thesquanderer Sep 2019 #37

I think state polls apply to both still_one Sep 2019 #38

You are right! Here's an article might interest you Thekaspervote Sep 2019 #24

Thanks still_one Sep 2019 #43

More manufactured drama Sherman A1 Sep 2019 #5

Well said still_one Sep 2019 #7

Yeah, me too peggysue2 Sep 2019 #12

What drama? bluewater Sep 2019 #14

Yes, the polls are what they are peggysue2 Sep 2019 #18

Yes, and as everyone in this thread is saying... it's early. bluewater Sep 2019 #20

Indeed he is..I'm sure an enviable position for the other candidates Thekaspervote Sep 2019 #25

Shocked, shocked, I say, ... aggiesal Sep 2019 #42

Is it safe to assume he's being sarcastic since the primaries are still months away? Pacifist Patriot Sep 2019 #8

Actually, I think that is good. My primary is March, 2020. A lot can happen between now and then. Hoyt Sep 2019 #9

I agree, it is a good thing. bluewater Sep 2019 #13

I'm not shocked at all. revmclaren Sep 2019 #10

It's not shocking at all - I'd be shocked if the majority had already made up their minds. flor-de-jasmim Sep 2019 #11

I'd be shocked if the majority had made up their minds already too... but only 9%? bluewater Sep 2019 #17

I don't think it's really that shocking. I also don't think it's that cut and dry. Amimnoch Sep 2019 #23

It's about 4.5 months until Iowa caucuses IronLionZion Sep 2019 #15

Which is why the constant focus on polls right now mcar Sep 2019 #21

he was a solid second qazplm135 Sep 2019 #27

The author is shocked to learn that voters know the election is in 2020,and they have time to decide Raven123 Sep 2019 #22

True, but... Algernon Moncrieff Sep 2019 #31

Shockingly, 99%* of all undecideds will pull the lever, push a button, OAITW r.2.0 Sep 2019 #26

It is almost a year until the election. Srkdqltr Sep 2019 #28

Not shocking from my point of view Algernon Moncrieff Sep 2019 #29

Shocking? Hardly...made up my mind...I vote for the D... griloco Sep 2019 #32

I don't see anything shocking about this. murielm99 Sep 2019 #33

I've made up my mind: Whoever the nominee is. Period. CaptainTruth Sep 2019 #35

Biden appears to have the more committed supporters Gothmog Sep 2019 #40

I am enthusiastic about both Warren and Buttigieg. rainin Sep 2019 #41

Why is that shocking? StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #44

I don't find that shocking. gldstwmn Sep 2019 #45