Real Clear Politics Average: Biden +13.2

[SouthernProgressive]

Biden 30.5
Warren 17.3
Sanders 16.0
Harris 8.0
Buttigieg 5.2

All others are below 3.

RCP

[Peacetrain]

1. Thats a bit of all right!!

Just staring at this.. do you realize that VP Biden is leading by almost double of the two closest competitors and off the charts everyone else.. think about that.. that is pretty darned good..

[SouthernProgressive]

4. Warren Biden is the primary of my dreams.

As Sanders goes down I expect her to gain. Biden is in the drivers seat.

[Gothmog]

2. POLL: Biden beats Trump in 2020 head-to-head

Link to tweet

[Cha]

9. Hmmm.. wonder if the

big loser saw that!?

[Skya Rhen]

3. Beautiful numbers!

[Drunken Irishman]

5. For months, we've heard Biden will stumble and collapse in the polls.

They said it would happen after the trumped up claims about inappropriate touching. It didn't happen.

They said it would happen after he finally jumped into the race. It didn't happen.

They said it would happen after the first debate. It didn't happen.

They said it would happen after the second debate. It didn't happen.

They said these gaffes would doom him. It hasn't happened.

Meanwhile, Sanders, Harris and now Warren have all been pegged, with varying results, as the up and coming favorite but there's one constant: Joe Biden has universally been atop the polls nationally, and a good chunk of polls in Iowa & NH.

Biden launched his campaign on April 25th, four months ago. In that four months, his lead has remained remarkably stable. There's no reason to believe it won't hold four months from now, which will take us right to the end of 2019 and on the cusp of the Iowa Caucus. People keep underselling Biden but he continues to endure.

[SouthernProgressive]

6. I was one of those who thought he would go down.

I did not think he would stumble or collapse. Here is how I read it wrong. I thought thirty percent was going to be his ceiling. That is how I saw it. Ends up that thirty percent is looking like his floor.

[Downtown Hound]

7. I'll call it right here:

2020 Election

Biden: 53%
Tangerine Chump: 45%
Special Ed third party candidates: 2%

Biden will reclaim Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, which alone will be enough to secure the presidency. But I think he'll also pick up Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, and has a good chance of getting Iowa, Ohio, and Texas as well. It's going to be a blow out!

People are tired of Trump. They're tired of the circus show and clown act. He's lost independents, suburban women, and there's going to be less white men without college degrees this time demographically. I read somewhere there's about 3% of those less in the population this time around, and that number is only going to go up in subsequent years. That 3% alone would have been enough to hand Hillary the victory last time. And a lot of those losers that either stayed home or voted for Jill Moscow Stein last time will not be doing so again.

Stay focused, stay calm, and get out the vote. This nightmare will soon be over.

[Demsrule86]

15. From you lips to God's ears...I want the orange child murdering scumbag gone...maybe

in prison...but broke and miserable for the rest of his sorry life...than eternity in hell...if there is a hell no one deserves it more.

[BeyondGeography]

8. IOW, Warren has cut Biden's RCP lead over her in half since June 1

Ok.

[Thekaspervote]

11. She has definitely come up in the polls

I would dearly love to see a fe prez! But IMHO, it’s going to take a huge seismic shift for her pass mr. Biden...
what’s concerning is her inability to gain traction with the AA voting block. As of this week she’s right around 8%

[BeyondGeography]

12. I wouldn't get hung up on that number right now

Here’s why:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1287&pid=241644

[SouthernProgressive]

13. She is so steady and impressive.

As bold as they come and makes almost no missteps. Damn near impossible considering her availability to the public and press, willingness to answer on pretty much anything, and her putting forward bold idea after bold idea.

[BeyondGeography]

14. That's a great point

She’s extremely sure-footed on domestic issues; I feel she has devoted more time and thought to them than anyone running, so I don’t worry about her stepping in it. I’m interested to see how she handles Biden and the press when the topic moves to foreign policy and national security. I knew she was running this time around when she landed a spot on Armed Services after the midterms. That was a good move and knowing her it wasn’t just for window dressing.

[Demsrule86]

16. She won't win in the south.

[NYMinute]

10. K&R nt