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Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election? (search mode)

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Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election? NOT "who you support"

#1 Oprah Winfrey		21 (23.3%)
#2 Bernie Sanders		46 (51.1%)
#3 Elizabeth Warren		38 (42.2%)
#4 Tammy Baldwin		5 (5.6%)
#5 Xavier Becerra		3 (3.3%)
#6 Jeff Bezos		0 (0%)
#7 Joe Biden		34 (37.8%)
#8 Corey Booker		30 (33.3%)
#9 Sherrod Brown		32 (35.6%)
#10 Steve Bullock		19 (21.1%)
#11 Julian Castro		7 (7.8%)
#12 Lincoln Chafee		0 (0%)
#13 Hillary Clinton		13 (14.4%)
#14 George Clooney		1 (1.1%)
#15 Roy Cooper		4 (4.4%)
#16 Mark Cuban		3 (3.3%)
#17 Andrew Cuomo		4 (4.4%)
#18 Bill De Blasio		1 (1.1%)
#19 Val Demings		0 (0%)
#20 Tammy Duckworth		4 (4.4%)
#21 John Bel Edwards		4 (4.4%)
#22 Al Franken		21 (23.3%)
#23 Tulsi Gabbard		6 (6.7%)
#24 Kirsten Gillibrand		17 (18.9%)
#25 Kamala Harris		26 (28.9%)
#26 Tom Hanks		2 (2.2%)
#27 Maggie Hassan		1 (1.1%)
#28 John Hickenlooper		6 (6.7%)
#29 Jay Inslee		0 (0%)
#30 Kate Brown		1 (1.1%)
#31 Jason Kander		7 (7.8%)
#32 Tim Kaine		0 (0%)
#33 Caroline Kennedy		4 (4.4%)
#34 Jospeph Kennedy		1 (1.1%)
#35 John Kerry		0 (0%)
#36 Amy Klobuchar		8 (8.9%)
#37 Joe Manchin		4 (4.4%)
#38 Jack Markell		0 (0%)
#39 Terry McAuliffe		1 (1.1%)
#40 Claire McCaskill		1 (1.1%)
#41 Tim McGraw		1 (1.1%)
#42 Jeff Merkley		4 (4.4%)
#43 Chris Murphy		6 (6.7%)
#44 Gavin Newsom		6 (6.7%)
#45 Michelle Obama		12 (13.3%)
#46 Martin O'Malley		5 (5.6%)
#47 Deval Patrick		0 (0%)
#48 Tom Perez		0 (0%)
#49 Keith Ellison		1 (1.1%)
#50 Katy Perry		0 (0%)
#51 Sheryl Sandberg		1 (1.1%)
#52 Will Smith		0 (0%)
#53 Tom Steyer		0 (0%)
#54 Mark Warner		0 (0%)
#55 Mark Zuckerberg		2 (2.2%)
#56 Rocky De La Fuente		0 (0%)
#57 Geoffrey Fieger		0 (0%)
#58 Jerry Brown		1 (1.1%)
#59 Dan Malloy		0 (0%)
#60 John Carney		0 (0%)
#61 David Ige		0 (0%)
#62 Roy Cooper		2 (2.2%)
#63 Tom Wolf		0 (0%)
#64 Gina Raimondo		0 (0%)
#65 Jim Justice		0 (0%)
#66 Mark Dayton		0 (0%)
#67 Dianne Feinstein		0 (0%)
#68 Michael Bennet		1 (1.1%)
#69 Richard Blumenthal		0 (0%)
#70 Tom Carper		0 (0%)
#71 Chris Coons		0 (0%)
#72 Bill Nelson		0 (0%)
#73 Brian Schatz		2 (2.2%)
#74 Mazie Hirono		2 (2.2%)
#75 Dick Durbin		0 (0%)
#76 Tammy Duckworth		1 (1.1%)
#77 Joe Donnelly		0 (0%)
#78 Ben Cardin		0 (0%)
#79 Chris Van Hollen		2 (2.2%)
#80 Ed Markey		0 (0%)
#81 Debbie Stabenow		0 (0%)
#82 Gary Peters		0 (0%)
#83 John Tester		2 (2.2%)
#84 Catherine Cotez Masto		2 (2.2%)
#85 Jeanne Shaheen		0 (0%)
#86 Bob Menendez		0 (0%)
#87 Tom Udall		0 (0%)
#88 Martin Heinrich		2 (2.2%)
#89 Chuck Schumer		1 (1.1%)
#90 Heidi Heitkamp		0 (0%)
#91 Ron Wyden		1 (1.1%)
#92 Bob Casey		1 (1.1%)
#93 Jack Reed		0 (0%)
#94 Sheldon Whitehouse		0 (0%)
#95 Patrick Leahy		0 (0%)
#96 Patty Murray		0 (0%)
#97 Maria Cantwell		0 (0%)
#98 Angus King		1 (1.1%)
#99 Nancy Pelosi		1 (1.1%)
#100 Steny Hoyer		0 (0%)
#101 Jim Clyburn		0 (0%)
#102 Joseph Crowley		0 (0%)
#103 Linda Sanchez		0 (0%)
#104 Ben Ray Lujan		0 (0%)
#105 Rosa De Lauro		0 (0%)
#106 Eric Swallwell		1 (1.1%)
#107 Cheri Bustos		0 (0%)
#108 David Cicilline		0 (0%)
#109 Hakeem Jeffries		0 (0%)
#110 Peter Buttigieg		3 (3.3%)
#111 Michael Moore		0 (0%)
#112 Al Gore		2 (2.2%)
#113 Cindy Sheehan		0 (0%)

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Topic: Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election? (Read 3823 times)

Moortje
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Re: Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election?

« on: March 10, 2017, 12:51:19 AM »

Sanders, Warren, and Gabbard. I find Tulsi especially interesting, and someone who has a lot of potential in the "Bernie lane" of the Democratic party. I dunno, I just hope that enough young people will have aged into the voting pool by 2020 to prevent the party from hoisting another corporatist on us. Thanks to that dessicated husk of a party, I had to vote for Hillary Clinton in a desperate attempt to stave off the disaster we are now living through...I don't want to have to hold my nose like that again!

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