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Democratic Primaries

TidalWave46

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4. Amazing to me he is still holding just about the same slice of the pie...

Reply to bluewater (Original post)

Wed Sep 25, 2019, 11:55 AM

Sep 2019

He did when he announced. I'm glad that it looks like Warren will be the one challenging him. Still some time left. I'm not counting out a Buttigieg or Harris surge.

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

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Biden's AVERAGE lead down to +7.6, lowest for the primary season [View all] bluewater Sep 2019 OP

Interesting n/t Lulu KC Sep 2019 #1

The more Biden gets knocked down, the better trump's relative chances are. empedocles Sep 2019 #2

So Warren's rise is not coming from Sanders' supporters. HeartlandProgressive Sep 2019 #3

Amazing to me he is still holding just about the same slice of the pie... TidalWave46 Sep 2019 #4

So far Biden's floor has been about 26% bluewater Sep 2019 #5

Post removed Post removed Sep 2019 #6

The Democratic Partry has to attack Warren? um, no... bluewater Sep 2019 #7

Warren En Fuego! jcgoldie Sep 2019 #8

Or, Biden maintains substantial lead of +7.6, despite competition. MineralMan Sep 2019 #9

I suspect this OP is a response to 3-4 really good state polls for Biden today BannonsLiver Sep 2019 #10

I think you're correct in that. MineralMan Sep 2019 #11

Ding ding ding ding ding.. we have a winner Peacetrain Sep 2019 #12

I suspect the op is due to the results of a series of major national polls bluewater Sep 2019 #13

No need to apologize BannonsLiver Sep 2019 #19

Post removed Post removed Sep 2019 #20

Or, the race is OBVIOUSLY tightening bluewater Sep 2019 #14

Yes, and then, there is that big green area under the polls MineralMan Sep 2019 #15

um, Biden's lead was once 33.4% on May 10th... now 7.6% bluewater Sep 2019 #17

I distinclty recall someone recently saying that polls don't mean anything, this early. Hmmmm.... Skya Rhen Sep 2019 #21

obviously not you HeartlandProgressive Sep 2019 #22

Obviously not me - I relish in all of the polls. My preferred candidate remains in an enviable Skya Rhen Sep 2019 #23

This will change when the couple of recent outliers drop off. nt NYMinute Sep 2019 #16

You mean the Morning Consult and HarrisX online panels polls? bluewater Sep 2019 #18