Warren SURGES in latest A RATED Monmouth Iowa poll !!!

[bluewater]

Monmouth University
Poll type: Live
538 Rating: A+

_____April 9th --> August 8th

Biden....... 27% --> 28%
Warren...... 7% --> 19%
Harris........ 7% --> 11%
Sanders... 16% ---> 9%
Buttigieg... 9% ---> 8%
Klobuchar.. 4% ---> 3%

https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/reports/monmouthpoll_ia_080819/

Disclaimer : These polls are more than 6 months out from the Caucus, and hence are early polls. No single poll should be over emphasized.

[honest.abe]

1. And Bernie PLUNGES !

[bluewater]

4. Harris went up

So that is good news for your preferred candidate too!

[katmondoo]

2. Happy to see Warren coming up in the polls

She deserves it

[lark]

3. Me too.

Liz is #2 on my list of who to vote for in the primaries.

[duforsure]

5. She's got the intellect and compassion to become a great leader

That we so desperately need after the nightmare puppet of putin was installed. Butigeig would make a excellent VP, smart , articulate like her, and they would be a great team together. I'll vote for whoever is the Democrat who wins the primaries.

[NoMoreRepugs]

6. Comparing that list to the whackadoodles who competed

with the Orange Menace in 2016 in the Rethug primary gives you have the poster for why "both sides are the same"
is complete and utter BULLSHIT.

[emulatorloo]

7. Thanks for posting these state polls, appreciate it!

[gristy]

8. Good for Warren.

Don't know about calling this surging or plunging. 4 months is a long time.

[cwydro]

9. Yikes, the 1 and 2 percenters are not doing so well.

[barbtries]

10. i love that.

yes, yes, yes.
I only have Castro on because I want him around for the next debate, but I kinda have my heart set on President Warren to be honest.

[TSIAS]

11. "A" rated Monmouth poll of Michigan

Michigan 2016. Monmouth Poll (3/6) Clinton 55 Sanders 42

Result March 8: Sanders 50, Clinton 48

[John Fante]

12. Now post all the times Monmouth got it right.

The list is quite substantial.

[Buzz cook]

13. Activism making a difference?

I found this to be interesting.

Biden’s lead is boosted by the addition of a virtual caucus option this cycle. Among those who say they will caucus online or over the phone prior to the official February 3rd date, Biden holds 37% of likely caucusgoer support compared with 11% for Warren, 10% for Buttigieg, 9% for Sanders, and 8% for Harris. Biden’s strong lead in the virtual caucus is driven almost entirely by potential virtual caucusgoers who would not normally be considered likely to caucus in person. The race is much tighter among those who say they plan to attend the traditional caucus event, with 26% supporting Biden and 20% backing Warren, followed by Harris at 12%, Sanders at 9%, and Buttigieg at 7%.

Warren and Harris do much better with people who are involved enough to actually attend the caucus. Biden does better among people who are less actively involved.

Biden leads in both cases. But with active democrats it looks like Warren approaches the margin of error for polling.

[helpisontheway]

14. Wow..I see Elizabeth surging in many polls. Nt