DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES & CAUCUSES
Among Democratic voters in each state
New Hampshire Primary
Elizabeth Warren: 27%
Joe Biden: 25%
Bernie Sanders: 12%
Pete Buttigieg: 10%
Kamala Harris: 3%
Cory Booker: 2%
Amy Klobuchar: 2%
Tom Steyer: 2%
Tulsi Gabbard: 2%
Andrew Yang: 2%
Candidates with 1% or less not listed
RON’S COMMENT: New polls show Warren running first in both Iowa and New Hampshire. In this New Hampshire poll, there is a big gap between Warren and Biden on top and the rest of the pack. Sanders slipped to a distant third in this survey, while Buttigieg remains a player. Since May, Warren has gone up 19 points in New Hampshire, while Biden dropped 11 points…. 61% of New Hampshire Democrats continue to say they prefer a nominee who can beat Trump over one who agrees with them on issues, and that sentiment is keeping Biden in the race…. On favorability, Biden dropped from 80% in May to 66% now. Warren increased from 63% in May to 74% now. Sanders dropped from 73% to 63%. Buttigieg went up from 54% to 62%….In New Hampshire, 23% of Democratic primary voters want to get rid of private health insurance in favor of Medicare-for-all, while 56% want to allow people to opt into Medicare or keep their private insurance. Of that 56%, 35% always want an option to buy private insurance, but 19% favor the private option while the country eventually moves to a Medicare-for-all system.
Nevada Caucus
Joe Biden: 23%
Elizabeth Warren: 19%
Bernie Sanders: 14%
Kamala Harris: 4%
Pete Buttigieg: 3%
Andrew Yang: 3%
Tom Steyer: 3%
Cory Booker: 2%
Candidates with 1% or less not listed
RON’S COMMENT: This poll has Biden first and Warren second in Nevada. An earlier poll completed in the first week of September had Sanders first, Biden second and Warren third…. On healthcare, 35% of Democrats polled say they want to scrap the current healthcare system and move to Medicare-for-all, while 54% want to reform Obamacare.
Maryland Primary
Joe Biden: 33%
Elizabeth Warren: 21%
Bernie Sanders: 10%
Kamala Harris: 6%
Pete Buttigieg: 5%
Candidates with 1% or less not listed
RON’S COMMENT: Biden beats Warren in Maryland 33-21, although Warren’s favorability among Democrats is higher (68% vs. 62%). |