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Democratic Primaries

DanTex

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4. I'm talking about national polls, where Bernie is now leading with nonwhite voters.

Reply to denem (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 12, 2020, 10:26 AM

Feb 2020

And since nobody other than Biden had much support from nonwhite voters then, yes, it's pretty safe to say that Bernie's lead with nonwhite voters includes a lot of former Biden supporters.

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

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The "Bernie versus everyone else" vote totalling is not just silly, it's also contrary to the data. [View all] DanTex Feb 2020 OP

That assumes that the dynamics of the race haven't changed. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #1

That poll I cited was Feb 4-9. DanTex Feb 2020 #3

That's more pundit-think TheFarseer Feb 2020 #5

No, it's understanding how the electorate thinks. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #9

The Biden and Warren vote collapsed in NH, denem Feb 2020 #2

I'm talking about national polls, where Bernie is now leading with nonwhite voters. DanTex Feb 2020 #4

It's also silly when people add up all the votes of the other candidates. TexasTowelie Feb 2020 #6

I've only seen people do it to Bernie, as in "70% voted against Bernie", but yeah, DanTex Feb 2020 #7

There is a frequent poster in this forum that has aggregated the poll results for Sanders and Warren TexasTowelie Feb 2020 #8

Several posters have been combining Sanders/Warren numbers all cycle. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #10

It's hard to know exactly where a voters preferences go after their primary candidates drops bearsfootball516 Feb 2020 #11