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Question: Who is most likely to win the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination?
#1
Joe Biden
 
#2
Cory Booker
 
#3
Sherrod Brown
 
#4
Steve Bullock
 
#5
Julian Castro
 
#6
Hillary Clinton
 
#7
Andrew Cuomo
 
#8
John Delaney
 
#9
Al Franken
 
#10
Tulsi Gabbard
 
#11
Kirsten Gillibrand
 
#12
Kamala Harris
 
#13
Amy Klobuchar
 
#14
Terry McAuliffe
 
#15
Jeff Merkley
 
#16
Seth Moulton
 
#17
Chris Murphy
 
#18
Gavin Newsom
 
#19
Martin O’Malley
 
#20
Deval Patrick
 
#21
Tim Ryan
 
#22
Bernie Sanders
 
#23
Elizabeth Warren
 
#24
someone else
 
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Total Voters: 94

Author Topic: Who is most likely to win the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination?(Aug 2017)  (Read 3058 times)
GGover
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« on: August 03, 2017, 12:39:42 AM »

If Sanders runs, I think he's going to win.

I think he occupies a portion of the electorate that no other candidate, excluding Warren, can touch. It will probably be enough to get him the nomination if there's a really crowded field.
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GGover
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« Reply #1 on: August 06, 2017, 04:26:39 PM »

I don't know why people think 2020 will be the same as 2016.

Sanders is popular, has significant name recognition, a clear message, he's been building a relationship with the DNC chair, and the democratic establishment is moving in his direction. Bernie Sanders is the Hillary Clinton of 2020. I would be really surprised if 55% of primary voters voted for Clinton because they're opposed to Sanders and socialism, and that the majority of those voters couldn't flip to Sanders.
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