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who will win the 2016 Democratic nomination?

#1 Mark Warner		5 (6.3%)
#2 Andrew Cuomo		25 (31.3%)
#3 Cory Booker		0 (0%)
#4 Hillary Clinton		19 (23.8%)
#5 Al Gore		0 (0%)
#6 Barack Obama		0 (0%)
#7 Tim Kaine		0 (0%)
#8 Russ Feingold		2 (2.5%)
#9 Bernie Sanders		4 (5%)
#10 Joe Biden		1 (1.3%)
#11 Alexi Giannoulias		0 (0%)
#12 Gavin Newsom		2 (2.5%)
#13 Jon Tester		0 (0%)
#14 Brian Schweitzer		10 (12.5%)
#15 Martin O'Malley		4 (5%)
#16 Bob Casey, Jr.		0 (0%)
#17 Evan Bayh		1 (1.3%)
#18 Claire McCaskill		1 (1.3%)
#19 Dennis Kucinich		0 (0%)
#20 Michelle Obama		1 (1.3%)
#21 other/none		5 (6.3%)

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Total Voters: 78

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Topic: who will win the 2016 Democratic nomination? (Read 14838 times)

Governor Hollis
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Re: who will win the 2016 Democratic nomination?

« on: November 27, 2011, 02:31:49 PM »

If Hillary declines to run, then in my eyes the race is wide open.
Here are my top ten candidates for the Democratic nomination in 2016; (in no real order.)

Hillary Clinton,
Brian Schweitzer,
Martin O'Malley,
Kathleen Sebelius,
Russ Feingold,
Kirsten Gillibrand,
Deval Patrick,
John Hickenlooper,
Gary Locke,
Mike Beebe

I think any of these folks could give us a real good primary season. Any thoughts?

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Governor Hollis
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Re: who will win the 2016 Democratic nomination?

« Reply #1 on: November 29, 2011, 02:13:28 AM »

If Obama is still president in 2016, I think the best bet would be nominate a Governor.
Maybe Schweitzer or O'Malley perhaps? I think Brian Schweitzer backed up with someone like Kathleen Sebelius or Amy Klobuchar could be a really interesting ticket. I think it could also be pretty interesting to have Elizabeth Warren as the vp candidate as well. A rural Governor with a strong female with some Washington experience could be a pretty strong ticket after 8 years of Obama/Biden. Any thoughts?

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