Where do we stand on state polls -- a selective compendium

[UncleNoel]

Not all states, but a bunch of them. Mostly September; It will be interesting as they are updated.

The Latest State Polls for the Democratic Primary

Pa: Biden 17, Warren 9; Buttigieg 8, Sanders. 6 1
Wis: Biden 28, Warren 22, Sanders 17. 2
SC: Biden 41, Warren 12, Sanders 10. 3
Ohio: Biden 29, Sanders 27, Warren 21 4
Ariz: Biden 15, Warren 35, Sanders 19, Buttigieg 13. 5
Calif: Biden 22, Warren 23, Sanders 21. 6
Iowa: Bidden 20, Warren 22, Sanders 11. 7
N.H.: Biden 25, Warren 27, Sanders 12, B uttigieg 10. 8
Fla.: Biden 43, Warren 26, Sanders 10. 9
Nev: Biden 22, Warren 22, Sanders 18. 10
Texas: Biden , 28, Warren 18, Sanders 12, O’Rourke 12. 11
Wisc. Biden 28, Warren 22, Sanders 17. 12

1 Susquehanna Polling & Research Inc. (C+) 9/30-10/6 (RV)
2 Fox News (A) 9.29-10/2 (LV)
3 Fox News (A) 9.29-10/2 (LV)
4vEmerson College (B+) 9.29-10/2 (LV)
5 Change Research (C+) 9/27-8 (LV)
6 Public Policy Institute of California (A), 9/16-25 (LV)
7 Selzer & Co. (A+) 9/14-18 (LV)
8 Monmouth University (A+) 9/17-21 (LV)
9 Tel. Opinion Research (B) 9/15-18 (LV)
10 CNN/SSRS (A-) 9/22-26 (LV)
11Quinnipiac University (A-) 9/4-9- (RV)
12 Fox News (A) 9/29-10/3 (LV)

[Funtatlaguy]

1. Be interesting to see what happens in SC

if Warren wins the first three.
Her momentum might then flip a lot of people in SC.
I don’t think that Biden and Bernie can afford for Warren to win all of the first three.

[Thekaspervote]

6. EW has a 1 pt lead in N.H. & a 2 pt lead in IA. Sanders will take a few but delegates will be almost

Evenly split between Biden & EW. SC polls are a lock for Biden

[thesquanderer]

2. Worth noting: As long as someone gets 15%, no one with

[UncleNoel]

3. Later when updates come in, I'll orgainze it by the early states, then Super Tuesday.

Actually, one won't "win" Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, but the top contenders will get a share of delegates. If the race emains close, Biden and Warren might divide up these, but that will not then dent Biden's lead in SC so much.

[ritapria]

4. Bernie and Joe are tied at 22% in NV - according to CNN Poll

Warren in third with 18% You made a small mistake in reporting the results out of NV ...No Big Deal

[DrFunkenstein]

5. Biden's Using His Scant Resources on Super Tuesday For a Reason

His increase in staffing across 14 states for Super Tuesday come as Biden’s polling figures have steadily declined from above 40% in May while Elizabeth Warren’s numbers have steadily built - particularly in states like Iowa and New Hampshire where she’s heavily invested in field organization.

Biden's funding comes much more from big, maxed-out donors in comparison to Warren's grassroots fundraising, meaning that he A) brought in much less money, B) has much less cash in hand, and C) has to find new sources of big money while Warren can tap these existing sources repeatedly.

Betting on a long, drawn out campaign while your numbers decline steadily and your fundraising is significantly behind your rival hardly seems like a guarantee of safe passage, and more like a long-shot bet.

[Thekaspervote]

7. Disagree with your opinion!

[UncleNoel]

9. Despite the media slant, 15 mollion is not a scant resource

Not as much as we would like, but a nice pile of cash anyway.

[TidalWave46]

11. Scant is a very poor choice of words to use when describing Bidens resources. NT

It's not even a word that can be used when compared to all of the other candidates. In fact, his is one of the top money draws and it's clear his resources extend way beyond that.

[LanternWaste]

12. What specifically leads you to believe his campaign's resources are 'scant'?

Or is this simply another variation on the "I don't need evidence to support my premise! I have a right to my opinion that 2+2=22!!" routine?

[redstatebluegirl]

8. None of them mean a darn thing.

We just need to keep working, getting the word out about all of our fine candidates who offer an alternative to the con in chief. Then once we have a candidate, get behind them, work tirelessly to elect them and IGNORE THE POLLS!

[TidalWave46]

10. Going to be counting delegates well into the process.

As it stands, we have two of our best leading the field. Gotta feel good about it.