Indiana - We Ask America: Biden 33, Sanders 23, Buttigieg 20

[ProudModerate2]

President: Democratic primary
Indiana
Apr 29-May 5, 2019


Biden 33
Sanders 23
Buttigieg 20
Harris 3
Warren 2
O'Rourke 2
Booker 1
Undecided 15

http://www.weaskamerica.com/surveys/2019/5/9/indiana-statewide-survey-of-registered-voters

[Zaybay]

Thanks "We Ask America", now we know about the extremely crucial primary state of....*checks notes*.... Indiana.

[Sirius_]

Thanks "We Ask America", now we know about the extremely crucial primary state of....*checks notes*.... Indiana.

Indiana was very competitive in the 2016 primary, I don't see what's wrong with polling it.

[ProudModerate2]

Thanks "We Ask America", now we know about the extremely crucial primary state of....*checks notes*.... Indiana.

Indiana was very competitive in the 2016 primary, I don't see what's wrong with polling it.

And what makes it interesting is obviously where Pete Buttigieg stands in the poll.
That is why I highlighted his name in red, in the results above.

[Yang2020]

RIP Pete

[Zaybay]

Thanks "We Ask America", now we know about the extremely crucial primary state of....*checks notes*.... Indiana.

Indiana was very competitive in the 2016 primary, I don't see what's wrong with polling it.

By the time we get to IN, the primary will probably already be decided, or at least down to only 2 candidates. Polling it at this point is rather pointless.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Thanks "We Ask America", now we know about the extremely crucial primary state of....*checks notes*.... Indiana.

Indiana was very competitive in the 2016 primary, I don't see what's wrong with polling it.

By the time we get to IN, the primary will probably already be decided, or at least down to only 2 candidates. Polling it at this point is rather pointless.

Isn't it lovely that a handful of lightly-populated states get to pick the nominee for the entire party?

[S019]

But, I thought a Mayor of liberal haven South Bend, would win IN, because muh-home state advantage. TBH, Donnelly holds much more power in IN Dem politics than Buttigieg, and probably only John Gregg comes close to Donnelly's influence, Buttigieg needs at least one of their endorsemente, I say both endorse Biden

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Buttigieg is at 0% of blacks. Surely some blacks want Mayor Pete to bulldoze their neighborhood?

[Sorenroy]

Buttigieg is at 0% of blacks. Surely some blacks want Mayor Pete to bulldoze their neighborhood?

 We’re talking about a sample group of 25 people in a poll done by C rated pollster in a state that is not regularly polled in a primary election. As seen in other polls, minority voters are definitely a week point for Buttigieg, but I’d be a little hesitant to use this poll as absolute proof.

[Hoosier_Nick]

But, I thought a Mayor of liberal haven South Bend, would win IN, because muh-home state advantage. TBH, Donnelly holds much more power in IN Dem politics than Buttigieg, and probably only John Gregg comes close to Donnelly's influence, Buttigieg needs at least one of their endorsemente, I say both endorse Biden

No way, Buttigieg and Donnelly have been friends since Donnelly's first congressional campaign. At the very least, both will stay neutral.

[Anzeigenhauptmeister]

Thanks "We Ask America", now we know about the extremely crucial primary state of....*checks notes*.... Indiana.

Indiana was very competitive in the 2016 primary, I don't see what's wrong with polling it.

And so was it back in 2008.