Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren Come Out On Top In New Hampshire 2020 Poll
- 6 years ago
A late-April poll conducted in New Hampshire revealed that former Vice President Joe Biden is the top pick in the Democratic Party—until Sen. Elizabeth Warren enters the picture.
A late-April poll conducted in New Hampshire revealed that former Vice President Joe Biden is the top pick in the Democratic Party—until Sen. Elizabeth Warren enters the picture. While the state's 2020 primary is still off in the distance, Suffolk University asked 295 likely Democratic primary voters who they'd vote for or lean toward if the primary was held today. Options given included Biden and Senators Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Kamala Harris. Biden came in at 30% followed by Sanders, who pulled in 25%. One name noticeably missing from the list of much-rumored hopefuls was that of Warren.
When added to the mix, she emerged with almost 26%, knocking Biden to second with 20% and moving Sanders down to third with 13%. Notably, none of the people proposed as candidates in the Suffolk University poll has announced plans to run in 2020, though Biden has said that possibility isn't completely off the table.
A late-April poll conducted in New Hampshire revealed that former Vice President Joe Biden is the top pick in the Democratic Party—until Sen. Elizabeth Warren enters the picture. While the state's 2020 primary is still off in the distance, Suffolk University asked 295 likely Democratic primary voters who they'd vote for or lean toward if the primary was held today. Options given included Biden and Senators Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Kamala Harris. Biden came in at 30% followed by Sanders, who pulled in 25%. One name noticeably missing from the list of much-rumored hopefuls was that of Warren.
When added to the mix, she emerged with almost 26%, knocking Biden to second with 20% and moving Sanders down to third with 13%. Notably, none of the people proposed as candidates in the Suffolk University poll has announced plans to run in 2020, though Biden has said that possibility isn't completely off the table.