Did I see Biden go down 1% on DU since the debate?

[mysteryowl]

I think I remember he was at 14% until today.

[MustLoveBeagles]

1. I honestly don't know

I don't check the rankings everyday.

[mysteryowl]

2. I wanted to see if there was a change from yesterday's debate.

I think there was, but I don't see any others having changed.

[Cha]

13. And, it's 14% and now 13%

It's in flux..

Aloha, Beagles!

[True Dough]

3. Last time I looked

Warren was at 20%, Biden was at 14%.

The gap is widening here.

[mysteryowl]

4. Yep. Warren went up before the debate and all the others stayed the same.

I figured her increase was from the undecided group.

[jcgoldie]

8. Some folks seem to have watched the same debate I did...

...even though some here who I respect also have argued vigorously for a perspective I did not see. The thought that has consumed me all day after watching last night is that we Democrats may end up putting someone on stage with Trump who largely negates what should be a clear advantage of coherence and logic.

[cwydro]

10. I know what you mean.

There just seems to be a change in him since his days in office.

[ReformedGOPer]

5. Not sure, but I see that Castro

is still at a solid 0%.

[mysteryowl]

6. Yeah, he did not gain any supporters last night.

[BlueMississippi]

7. DU tends to track far to the left

as compared to the rest of Democrats.

I am shocked that Biden is even at No. 2.

[VarryOn]

9. True, but the top tier on DU...

(Warren, Biden, Sanders, Harris, and Buttigieg) lines up largely with the public polls. Though, I can see where DU orders them a little differently, thus reflecting its more pull to the left. Biden and Warren seem to be most impacted.

Even though I've not settled on a choice, I've prettymich eliminated anyone outside the DU top 5.

[Indykatie]

11. Twitter is Even Further To The Left Than DU

where dreams of a Warren/Harris ticket is not unheard of with some even thinking that the strongest ticket for Dems.

Why do you think we continue to have such a high percentage of DUers who opt not to declare their choice for a candidate if election was held today. I smile when I see an "undecided" continually advocating for or against a particular candidate. I'd like to see the percentages for candidates based only on those that have declared a choice. I think it would be interesting. There's probably a way to back into the number but I'm not that smart.

[Thekaspervote]

12. Yes, I don't really watch the poll here despite it's right at the top. It doesn't reflect the voting

Public in general. RCP, 538 and other reliable polls are what to watch. That is if you want to.

[Cha]

14. It's 14%

again.. I always look at for some reason.