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26 minutes ago, Titans279 said:

The candidates that won in 2018 weren't the more liberal ones though.

 

That varies on a district by district level. Not the same situation in a presidential election.

 

Being a more moderate candidate doesn’t equate to being a better candidate. Hillary was a moderate. Trump didn’t win because she was “too liberal”.

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5 hours ago, Pragidealist said:

Who is your candidate? 

 

Biden.  He is a 100% win against Trump because he would take about 1 out of 40 people who would have voted for Trump (e.g. the Obama voters who voted for Trump) plus almost all Democrats and a majority of Independents.  Sanders second because Bernie Sanders would probably take those same Obama-Trump voters too. Sanders would not so as well with independents but still probably a wash to a majority of them.

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5 minutes ago, 9 Nines said:

 

Biden.  He is a 100% win against Trump because he would take 1 out of 40 people who would have voted for Trump plus almost all Democrats and a majority of Independents.  Sanders second because Bernie Sanders might be able to take a few Trump voters too and would be a favorite to win independents, but he would not be as certain as Biden would be. 

I’m with you until you said Bernie .. 

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18 hours ago, 9 Nines said:

 

Biden.  He is a 100% win against Trump because he would take about 1 out of 40 people who would have voted for Trump (e.g. the Obama voters who voted for Trump) plus almost all Democrats and a majority of Independents.  Sanders second because Bernie Sanders would probably take those same Obama-Trump voters too. Sanders would not so as well with independents but still probably a wash to a majority of them.

Biden wont beat Trump. 

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Warren surges ahead of Biden in New Hampshire poll.  A series of recent early-state polls show Joe Biden and Warren separating from the pack.

 

New polling conducted since the last Democratic presidential primary debate shows Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden separating from the pack — and notably, from Bernie Sanders — in three key early-voting states.

 

A Monmouth University poll conducted in New Hampshire and released Tuesday gives Warren a 2-point lead over Biden, 27 percent to 25 percent, well within the poll’s margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.

 

Sanders, who trounced Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire in 2016 with 61 percent of the vote, is a distant third, at just 12 percent. He’s followed closely by Pete Buttigieg with 10 percent. Kamala Harris of California is fifth, with only 3 percent.

 

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/24/elizabeth-warren-new-hampshire-poll-1509486

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