Two months from today is the Iowa Caucuses, Biden still leads, Warren falls

[bajisima]

Biden seems to be hanging tough and Sanders has moved into second in recent polling. What more will happen in the next 60 days?

The 2020 Democratic presidential field may finally be narrowing in a significant way. Biden is leading the pack nationally, averaging about 27 percent in national polls, according to an average from RealClearPolitics. Sanders' polling average is at 16.2 percent, followed by Warren at 14 percent. Buttigieg is the only other candidate with an average in the double digits, standing at 11.4 percent, according to the RealClearPolitics average.

Former NYC mayor Mike Bloomberg has moved up to 6%, overtaking Sen Kamala Harris.

Two 2020 candidates dropped out in less than 24 hours. Here's what it means.

Candidates are dropping out, the Iowa caucus is growing near and the 2020 Democratic primary is still in flux.

www.usatoday.com

 

[Blueneck]

And "malarkey" is quickly rising on the "most googled" list.

 

[Eve1]

I haven't had my first pick in forever in either party so it wouldn't surprise me that Warren comes up short in the Dem primary, shrug.

 

[bajisima]

And "malarkey" is quickly rising on the "most googled" list.

I was watching the news last night and all the anchors were like "whats a malarkey?" lol

 

[bajisima]

I haven't had my first pick in forever in either party so it wouldn't surprise me that Warren comes up short in the Dem primary, shrug.

I think its likely to be Biden, since he seems to be considered the most "electable." Also, in quite a few states independents can vote and he seems to do well with that group. He also is going to do incredibly well in the southern primaries which will pull him farther ahead.

 

[Rev. Hellh0und]

Biden seems to be hanging tough and Sanders has moved into second in recent polling. What more will happen in the next 60 days?

The 2020 Democratic presidential field may finally be narrowing in a significant way. Biden is leading the pack nationally, averaging about 27 percent in national polls, according to an average from RealClearPolitics. Sanders' polling average is at 16.2 percent, followed by Warren at 14 percent. Buttigieg is the only other candidate with an average in the double digits, standing at 11.4 percent, according to the RealClearPolitics average.

Former NYC mayor Mike Bloomberg has moved up to 6%, overtaking Sen Kamala Harris.

Two 2020 candidates dropped out in less than 24 hours. Here's what it means.

Candidates are dropping out, the Iowa caucus is growing near and the 2020 Democratic primary is still in flux.

www.usatoday.com

Bloomberg is a lateral move both are sociopathic scumbags.

 

[bajisima]

Bloomberg is a lateral move both are sociopathic scumbags.

I was surprised to hear from a few friends who plan on voting for Bloomberg. I didnt think he would gain any traction at all but he does seem to be. He is flooding our airwaves up here but isnt campaigning.

 

[Rev. Hellh0und]

I was surprised to hear from a few friends who plan on voting for Bloomberg. I didnt think he would gain any traction at all but he does seem to be. He is flooding our airwaves up here but isnt campaigning.

He has the best chance to beat trump....


Hes such a piece of shit tho that would force me to maybe vote for ugh, trump....

 

[bajisima]

Also, Sanders and Warrens numbers combined are more than Bidens. I do wonder what will happen there? They both have extraordinarily passionate supporters.

 

[NightSwimmer]

Also, Sanders and Warrens numbers combined are more than Bidens. I do wonder what will happen there? They both have extraordinarily passionate supporters.

My best guess is that Warren and Sanders supporters will vote for Warren and Sanders. Do you expect one of the two to drop out and endorse the other?

 

[bajisima]

My best guess is that Warren and Sanders supporters will vote for Warren and Sanders. Do you expect one of the two to drop out and endorse the other?

I would assume that if they dont come in 1 and 2 in NH, the one that doesnt should drop out. I doubt that will happen since at least we know Bernie plans to go all the way to the convention in 2020, but certainly if they dont do well here, its unlikely they will do well anywhere else.