HarrisX/The Hill Biden 25% Sanders 18% Clinton 12% Bloomberg 4% Harris 4%...

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Why are people so obsessed with Hillary. The media's continued love for Hillary freaks me out.

Sanders really need to do better in the Northeast and Midwest. And to have a path to the nomination, he needs a third "person" who can steal / split the vote in the south after a good result in SC and potentially disrupting votes in the Midwest and North East if Sanders continues to poll not good enough there. Disappointed so many people pick Biden. We need an ambitious man who could make the Democratic base enthusiastic about the nominee, not an old dinosaur who needs to convince the not so few people left that want a moderate from Washington and who's been around for 40 years, and who's going to be prone of making gaffes.

But overall, this poll is better for him than the previous polls. Also, if this poll is true, Warren is done (after her terrible general election match-ups and now this kind of support, she's done. She has too much baggage). Bad poll for Harris, but i think she'll do well when she actually runs (esp. because many people and tv channels (and potentially establishment) are going to endorse her).

[LAKISYLVANIA]

I know that polls this far out shouldnt be considered, but it is highly interesting on how poorly Sanders preforms in the South(understandable), and his strength in the West(huh?).

One of Sanders' disadvantages is that the first primary from the west is Nevada (but i've heard they were going to move California in order to favour Harris). On super tuesday, you only have Colorado from the west, and you have 5 states from the South on Super Tuesday (after you already got SC). It's in reality not fair, and designed to favour moderate and establishment candidates. I don't understand why people from the West are upset with how things are going. I know i would strongly be in favour of the Cascadian independence movement if i was from the West Coast.