New CNN/SSRS Poll

[mobeau69]

versus Rump

O'Rourke +10

Sanders +6

Biden +6

Harris +4

Buttigieg +3

Warren -1

http://cdn.cnn.com/cnn/2019/images/05/01/rel6d.-.trump.and.2020.pdf

[Iliyah]

1. I will wait . . .

After seeing shithole with 56% approval regarding the economy, CNN is subject to some bullshit . .

Other than that, good numbers for our side.

[mobeau69]

2. Remember though, that's baked into the numbers above.

[Sherman A1]

19. "CNN is subject to some bullshit...."

I would lean more towards CNN is bullshit.

[watoos]

3. Polls are used to spread propaganda.

Like buying a magazine at the grocery store check out.

[mobeau69]

4. Jesus

[themaguffin]

11. My reaction too, but the image is the response, explains a lot...

[highplainsdem]

8. Um, no. Polls are often cherry-picked to highlight certain results, but almost all

professional polling is serious, and an important tool for campaigns.

[LanternWaste]

12. I deny math when it doesn't validate my biases also...

[DownriverDem]

5. Just want to win

Biden/Harris

[honest.abe]

6. Im amazed that many people even know who Beto is.

Clearly he has made a big impression on many voters. It is remarkable.

[Indygram]

7. He's working his tail off and already has an impressive canvassing operation underway

He did great at the NAN forum, She The People and the Workers Forum, released an incredible Climate Change Plan that doesn't ignore midwest farmers or coal workers. He's really the best all around candidate Democrats have.

[honest.abe]

9. How about this?

Harris/Beto 2020

That would be an awesome ticket!

[Indygram]

14. I want Harris as Attorney General

I really like Beto/Abrams and keep all of our other Senators where they are...we need them.

[honest.abe]

17. Yeah but if Harris is AG she would also have to resign as Senator.

Losing her as Senator is a non-issue since its California were talking about so being POTUS or VP is also not a problem.

Agreed Beto/Abrams would be interesting.

[Indygram]

18. Her Senate seat would be unlikely to go to a Republican

But some of the other Senate seats could go to Republicans if given up. That is especially true of Bernie Sanders. I lived in Vermont for many years and I know the politics there. Bernie initially got that seat because he was very well known and popular in Burlington politics, which is the largest population base in the state. Many people assume that Vermont is extremely liberal but it's actually a mixture. On some issues they are not liberal at all, especially on guns. When civil unions passed it was the only place in the country where you could carry a concealed weapon without a license while attending a civil union in a public building. If Bernie gives up that seat there is a very, very good chance it could go to a Republican.

[jaceaf]

21. Well, SHE wants to be president

[dalton99a]

10. You still can't drive down a highway in Texas without seeing a Beto bumper sticker

Beto signs were everywhere in metropolitan areas last November

[Baclava]

13. Most here want Harris as running mate, but if he picks O'Rourke, game over, Dems would take Texas

Not sure about PA and the rest of the rust belt states though, need a 50 state strategy

[BlueStater]

15. Interesting.

All the candidate they polled, with the exception of Warren, defeat that fuck.

Brings weight to my opinion that the sole argument for Biden's candidacy is utter bullshit.

[Indygram]

16. Biden's main appeal is that people are so desperate to defeat Trump

that they are latching onto Biden because he was the VP for Obama and is the most logical default candidate. I think once people get to know Beto better and see him more and hear how unifying and inspirational he is that they will feel more secure about him as well.

[Gothmog]

20. Thank you for posting this