IA-CNN/DMR: Sanders 20%, Warren 17%, Buttigieg 16%, Biden 15%

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*sigh*

Lets go Warren then.

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First choice + second choice combined:
Warren 33 (17+16)
Sanders 32 (20+12)
Buttigieg 31 (16+15)
Biden 27 (15+12)
Klobuchar 14 (6+8)
Yang 11 (5+6)

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Do remember the 15% threshold. Klobuchar might be damaged disproportionately.

Just off the top of my head, both Biden and Richardson got screwed in 2008 because of that.

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Is this the final DMR poll?

They always release one right before the caucus so I dont think so.

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https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1215498819334365185

This is what your up against!

Are you really quoting Charlie Kirk?

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Biden could easily "win" on these numbers if you assume that the lion's share of Klobuchar supporters redistribute to him. Klobuchar is not going to be hitting viability at most caucus sites.

If so, that ought to show up in the 2nd choice numbers, which it doesn't really. One could also say that Sanders would be likely to gain supporters from when i.e. Yang and Gabbard don't hit viability.

No evidence at all that Yang and Gabbard supporters support Bernie.

No evidence at all that Klobuchar supporters support Biden.

Personally, Klobuchar is my first choice, and Biden is like my forth or fifth choice.

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Personally, Klobuchar is my first choice, and Biden is like my forth or fifth choice.

Well, that's nice. However, there is a reason why the phrase "anecdotal evidence" includes an adjective, namely "anecdotal."

I was just trying to back up your point :/

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https://mobile.twitter.com/davidfrum/status/1215780531100639234
Considering that Bernie polls about the same as Biden, Frum can suck it

Polling definitely indicates Biden is the stronger general election candidate. Whether that holds up remains to be seen.