Previous poll post.
New poll.
I used to say that these polls don't mean a thing. I'm wrong. These polls will correlate directly with campaign contributions, and they will determine who is on the debate stage. The trends are important.
So, the previous poll: May 29, 2019:
- Biden down slightly at 34.8%
- Bernie down slightly at 16.4%
- Warren still can't get to 10%: 9.8%
- Harris slips slightly: 7.4%
- Buttigieg down ever so slightly: 6.0%
- Beto still flailing: 3.8%.
- Others cracking the 1% threshold, taking a bit from Biden/Bernie. I hope they all get on stage.
- Biden: unchanged, at 35%
- Bernie: unchanged, at 16.5%
- Pocahontas: still can't get to 10%; slips to 9.0% -- unlikely to be statistically significant, but a real setback for Pocahontas who admitted this week "she is not a person of color; she is not a member of a tribe"
- Harris: unchanged at 7.5%
- So, if nothing has changed among the top four, who gained among the minor players? Apparently no one.
- Buttigieg down to 5.8% -- statistically insignificant but ... see below ...
- Beto: unchanged at 3.8%; put a fork in his campaign; it's over
Buttigieg’s poll numbers have risen along with his payroll. A POLITICO/Morning Consult poll conducted from May 20 to May 26 found him tied for fourth place among the nearly two dozen Democratic candidates running for president at 7 percent, along with Sen. Kamala Harris. Ahead of those two, the poll found, are former Vice President Joe Biden, and Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.In fact, not.
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