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  Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election? (search mode)
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Question: Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election? NOT "who you support"
#1
Oprah Winfrey
 
#2
Bernie Sanders
 
#3
Elizabeth Warren
 
#4
Tammy Baldwin
 
#5
Xavier Becerra
 
#6
Jeff Bezos
 
#7
Joe Biden
 
#8
Corey Booker
 
#9
Sherrod Brown
 
#10
Steve Bullock
 
#11
Julian Castro
 
#12
Lincoln Chafee
 
#13
Hillary Clinton
 
#14
George Clooney
 
#15
Roy Cooper
 
#16
Mark Cuban
 
#17
Andrew Cuomo
 
#18
Bill De Blasio
 
#19
Val Demings
 
#20
Tammy Duckworth
 
#21
John Bel Edwards
 
#22
Al Franken
 
#23
Tulsi Gabbard
 
#24
Kirsten Gillibrand
 
#25
Kamala Harris
 
#26
Tom Hanks
 
#27
Maggie Hassan
 
#28
John Hickenlooper
 
#29
Jay Inslee
 
#30
Kate Brown
 
#31
Jason Kander
 
#32
Tim Kaine
 
#33
Caroline Kennedy
 
#34
Jospeph Kennedy
 
#35
John Kerry
 
#36
Amy Klobuchar
 
#37
Joe Manchin
 
#38
Jack Markell
 
#39
Terry McAuliffe
 
#40
Claire McCaskill
 
#41
Tim McGraw
 
#42
Jeff Merkley
 
#43
Chris Murphy
 
#44
Gavin Newsom
 
#45
Michelle Obama
 
#46
Martin O'Malley
 
#47
Deval Patrick
 
#48
Tom Perez
 
#49
Keith Ellison
 
#50
Katy Perry
 
#51
Sheryl Sandberg
 
#52
Will Smith
 
#53
Tom Steyer
 
#54
Mark Warner
 
#55
Mark Zuckerberg
 
#56
Rocky De La Fuente
 
#57
Geoffrey Fieger
 
#58
Jerry Brown
 
#59
Dan Malloy
 
#60
John Carney
 
#61
David Ige
 
#62
Roy Cooper
 
#63
Tom Wolf
 
#64
Gina Raimondo
 
#65
Jim Justice
 
#66
Mark Dayton
 
#67
Dianne Feinstein
 
#68
Michael Bennet
 
#69
Richard Blumenthal
 
#70
Tom Carper
 
#71
Chris Coons
 
#72
Bill Nelson
 
#73
Brian Schatz
 
#74
Mazie Hirono
 
#75
Dick Durbin
 
#76
Tammy Duckworth
 
#77
Joe Donnelly
 
#78
Ben Cardin
 
#79
Chris Van Hollen
 
#80
Ed Markey
 
#81
Debbie Stabenow
 
#82
Gary Peters
 
#83
John Tester
 
#84
Catherine Cotez Masto
 
#85
Jeanne Shaheen
 
#86
Bob Menendez
 
#87
Tom Udall
 
#88
Martin Heinrich
 
#89
Chuck Schumer
 
#90
Heidi Heitkamp
 
#91
Ron Wyden
 
#92
Bob Casey
 
#93
Jack Reed
 
#94
Sheldon Whitehouse
 
#95
Patrick Leahy
 
#96
Patty Murray
 
#97
Maria Cantwell
 
#98
Angus King
 
#99
Nancy Pelosi
 
#100
Steny Hoyer
 
#101
Jim Clyburn
 
#102
Joseph Crowley
 
#103
Linda Sanchez
 
#104
Ben Ray Lujan
 
#105
Rosa De Lauro
 
#106
Eric Swallwell
 
#107
Cheri Bustos
 
#108
David Cicilline
 
#109
Hakeem Jeffries
 
#110
Peter Buttigieg
 
#111
Michael Moore
 
#112
Al Gore
 
#113
Cindy Sheehan
 
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Total Voters: 90

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Author Topic: Which Democrat is most likely to WIN the primaries and general election?  (Read 3803 times)
Blue3
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« on: March 07, 2017, 01:29:02 AM »
« edited: March 07, 2017, 01:40:12 AM by Blue3 »

This is NOT "who would you support."


Who is most likely to actually WIN the Democratic primaries and general election?



(and if this list is somehow, someway, missing your favorite candidate... well, they likely don't have much of a chance if they're not on this list Tongue )





I voted:


1. Oprah

2. Bernie

3. Warren

4. Biden

5. Sherrod

6. Murphy

7. Michelle (and I know she's not running)
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« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2017, 07:59:43 PM »

You mean conditional on them running in the first place or not?  E.g., *if* Joe Biden runs, he has a good chance of winning the nomination and the presidency, but if I was betting on "winning individual", then I might not include him in the top 7, just because I don't think he's as likely to run as some of the others.  So would I vote for him in this poll or not?

I allowed multiple options for just this reason. You may include him.

Why are people voting for Oprah? Another neo liberal uber rich celeb with no govt experience or knowledge or good policy positions that we know of.

Do people want to turn the Dem party into the clown show that the GOP is with Trump ?
As I said, this isn't about who you want... it's about who would win.
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« Reply #2 on: March 09, 2017, 02:18:57 AM »

You mean conditional on them running in the first place or not?  E.g., *if* Joe Biden runs, he has a good chance of winning the nomination and the presidency, but if I was betting on "winning individual", then I might not include him in the top 7, just because I don't think he's as likely to run as some of the others.  So would I vote for him in this poll or not?

I allowed multiple options for just this reason. You may include him.

But what I’m saying is, I’m unclear on what question is even being asked.  There are two different numbers for each candidate:

-What is the probability that this candidate will run?
-*If* they were to run, what would be the probability that they would win?

And then there’s a third number, which is the overall probability that they’ll be elected.  That third number is the product of the first two numbers, since in order to be elected, you first have to run.  So I might think someone would have a great chance of being elected if they run, say 60%.  So if we were doing “power rankings”—how strong is this candidate?  They’d easily be in my top 7.  However, if I think that this person is very unlikely to run…say, 1% chance of running….then their probability of being elected is only 0.01*0.60 = 0.6%.  And so then, no, they’re not in my top 7 on “winning individual” in gambling-speak.  So that’s why I’m wondering if the question being asked here is “power rankings” or “winning individual”.

I already answered... you're really overthinking.

If they were to run (which is true for everyone at this early stage), who would win both primaries and GE? Your top 7 choices (though you can choose less if you want).
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« Reply #3 on: June 04, 2017, 09:03:35 PM »

Is this list still complete? Tongue
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« Reply #4 on: October 21, 2018, 02:04:42 PM »

Who else to add to this list?
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