I need help with the Washington State Primary

[Unrepentant Fenian]

I live in Washington State and our primary is March 10. This is the first time in my life that I could understand how anybody could be undecided at this point, but that's where I am. My main goal with this post is only to find who everyone thinks is the best candidate to beat trump. So please be honest and don't think about a candidate's platform unless the platform helps or hurts in a run against trump.
Thank you!
P.S. I can't post a poll because I'm not a Star Member. That will probably change. But I can really use your help. Here are the candidates as they appear on my ballot.
Bennet
Biden
Bloomberg
Booker
Buttigieg
Delaney
Gabbard
Klobuchar
D. Patrick
Sanders
Steyer
Warren
Yang

[DanTex]

1. Bernie Sanders draws enthusiasm, drives turnout, and gets independent voters.

Dems win when we turn people out, and Bernie is the best bet.

[relayerbob]

2. IMO, Warren

She can approach both the moderate and progressive voters in the Democratic Party, and will appeal to women in general. If you saw her in the last debate, you can see she will not hesitate to take down Trump

[captain queeg]

6. That's a good point. I'd like to see her stick it to cheetolini.

[captain queeg]

3. I just got mine in the mail

I’ll probably go with joe because I think he has the best chance but I like pretty much all the top 5 or so.

[elleng]

4. I don't know at this time.

WAIT until March 10; lots of things happening between now and then.

[The empressof all]

5. I'm in WA and I'm voting for Warren

She is the best option to bring unity to the party as the Bernie wing and the moderates maybe able to swallow their differences and support a Progressive who is less controversial. She would really make a fine President and would wipe the floor with Trump in a debate.

[GP6971]

7. I'm also in Washington also and pretty sure who I'm going to vote for.

But there is a caveat...I am going to wait until the results of Super Tuesday before I finalize my decision.

You might want to cross post this is the WA forum.

[Unrepentant Fenian]

13. Good idea! Thanks.

[Moderateguy]

8. I don't think this is the best place to ask this...

Every supporter thinks their Candidate can beat Trump.

I will share my thoughts on Bloomberg: He stands a better than average chance because he will appeal to right-leaning independents and Republicans who are just tired of Trump. So he will actually build a coalition of voters for him

[CentralMass]

9. Here are the latest polls for Washington from RCP. Personally? I like the candidate in the lead.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/wa/washington_democratic_primary-7005.html

[TomSlick]

10. Here are my thoughts from earlier.

[link:https://www.democraticunderground.com/1287576321|

[caraher]

11. I think Warren has Bernie's upsides with fewer negatives

Both will have enthusiastic supporters in an election we win by turning out our voters, who are more numerous than the Republicans. Warren gave Bloomberg a taste of what she can do to Trump in a debate. She carries a populist message similar to Bernie's without self-identifying as a socialist (which too many will translate, out of either malice or ignorance, into "communist" ). I think it does matter that she actually has pretty firm answers to give regarding estimates costs and revenue streams associated with her policy ideas.

Warren can be exciting without being too polarizing. I think she and Bernie attract somewhat different sets of independents. Bernie probably does have a shot at the folks who voted for Trump because they were just looking to shake things up. Warren will appeal to folks in the middle who are looking for change and a leader who is willing to be pragmatic about how to make it happen.

[pattyloutwo]

12. Vote for the best

candidate.... Warren!