Out of the announced candidates and E.C candidates how would you vote?

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

. For now it's Bernie Sanders, I would say I am a soft Sanders supporter, I'd like to hear from the other candidates more

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Klobuchar or Kamala for now, I guess. Warren seems too damaged, but I do like her up to a point. I think Biden is stronger than everybody here says, and I appreciate that he excels at speaking to a chunk of the elecorate the Democratic Party needs... but I fear and partly resent his tonedeafness around what it’s like to be a young person growing into these times. “Hard work” doesn’t pay off the way many old white guys think it does.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Tulsi is my second choice after Trump, so her.

[here2view]

Beto

[PaperKooper]

Trump, then Delaney. 

[ON Progressive]

I think I lean Sanders, with Warren as my second choice.

[TW]

Bernie Sanders and Tulsi Gabbard are the only ones I can vote for, everyone else is to Neoliberal or Neoconservative for me to support. My ideal ticket would Sanders/Gabbard obviously.

[libertpaulian]

Beto.  He's a solid consensus candidate who looks poised to have a unifying message, plus it'll be fun seeing the SJWs with a bitter antipathy toward white men having to watch him accept the nomination.
 

[redjohn]

Tough choice between Sanders and O'Rourke. At this current moment, I believe O'Rourke would defeat Trump much more easily and be a good President, but I really like Sanders's ideas. If Sanders was younger (Beto's age) I'd probably say him but because he's not, I'm leaning O'Rourke.

[Skunk]

Undecided. My favorite candidate is Gillibrand but she's unfortunately going nowhere. I'd definitely support Klobuchar but the staff stories have given me some pause. Originally I supported Tulsi but she's kinda gone off the rails in ranting about neoliberals and how the media is rigged against her.

It's sad, pretty much every candidate I support ends up going down in flames one way or another.

...I hereby endorse Joe Biden.

[OBD]

Beto.  He's a solid consensus candidate who looks poised to have a unifying message, plus it'll be fun seeing the SJWs with a bitter antipathy toward white men having to watch him accept the nomination.
 

[TarHeelDem]

1. Warren
-incredibly strong on economic policy
-experience & record of achieving progressive results
-abundance of specific policy proposals with strategies to reform government & economic systems

2. Buttigieg
-Washington outsider but with executive/military experience
-positive, holistic vision but willing to call out bigotry and corruption for what they are
-possibly the most intelligent candidate in the race

3. Castro
-strong on tax policy
-great ideas on immigration reform
-proven record integrating universal pre-k (a very important issue for me)

4. Yang
-UBI is a great idea
-as a professional artist his support for the arts/empowering the creative economy matters a lot to me
-cutting/reforming military spending is a personal priority so I think his proposal to audit the DOD and shift 10% of the current budget towards an infrastructure force is awesome

5. Inslee
-really appreciate the focus on climate change
-great experience
-unifying figure, aspirational vision

[Beet]

Liz Warren.

[Xing]

Sanders for now, but I like Warren a lot as well.

[Mr. Smith]

Towing it with Tulsi!

Still a crying shame Ojeda left.

[Da2017]

1. Kamala Harris
2. Pete Buttigied He has moved up.Saw his town hall. Very articulate. He has that ease about him. Can't say that about lot of the field other than maybe than Harris. I don't think he is going places, but in the Trump era it's possible.
3. Beto O Rourke Had a lot of hope. He needs to step it up.
4. Amy Klobuchar Competent that could be an asset against Trump, but that alone doesn't win election.

After that it's going to be tough.

I will be vote for whoever the democratic nominee is.

[America Needs R'hllor]

1. Pete Buttigieg
2. Beto O'Rourke
3. Kirsten Gillibrand
4. Jay Inslee
5. Amy Klobuchar

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

Still for Gillibrand. Sorry yall.

[Sestak]

I like Warren the most but IDK if I actually back her or Sanders.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

I can't vote but I support Bernie Sanders.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Beto.  He's a solid consensus candidate who looks poised to have a unifying message, plus it'll be fun seeing the SJWs with a bitter antipathy toward white men having to watch him accept the nomination.
 

I'm often accused of being an "SJW," would love to see a person of color or woman be nominated, and yet I am leaning towards Beto at this point. Make of that what you will.

Though I may be leaning towards him still, mostly because I still think his ability at campaigning could make him a force to be reckoned with, I am still capable of shifting my allegiance. I will wait for the debates to be more concrete in my support. The only candidates I am certain that I won't support are: Biden, Gabbard, Hickenlooper, and Sanders...unless they're the only ones left to choose from when the New Jersey primary arrives. But any Democratic nominee will get my vote in the general election.

[walleye26]

1: Beto
2: Buttigieg
3: Yang
Honestly, these 3 present an optimistic platform and don’t come across as “All Trump supporters are evil” and are part of a younger generation that traditionally hasn’t been well-represented in politics.

[The Simpsons Cinematic Universe]

Yang or Bernie > Tulsi > Warren > anyone else pretty much

[darklordoftech]

Undecided between Sanders, Warren, and Inslee.

[Hammy]

I legitimately don't see anyone on that list I'd be able to forgive myself for supporting.