July 2017 Poll: Democratic Primary 2020

[TheSaint250]

Democrats only, please.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

Delaney 2020

[Mike Thick]

Delaney 2020

Delaney 2020, 2024, 2028, 2032, 2036. One nation, Undelaney.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Still Bernie iff he runs, else Warren, else sadness.

Brown won't run.

[GGover]

Still Bernie iff he runs, else Warren, else Biden.

[Skunk]

Klobuchar probably, Gillibrand second.

[mvd10]

Not a Democrat, so I won't vote. But since I'll probably be supporting a Democrat in 2020 I might as well make my preference clear: JOHN DELANEY

Anyway, Delaney at 15% (more than Scamala Harris, Corporate Cory, Sad Seth, Corrupt Cuomo, Monstrous Martin, Terrible Terry and Boring Bullock combined)? DOMINATING.

[President Johnson]

Steve Bullock for president

Kamala Harris for vice president (second presidential choice)

[Rookie Yinzer]

1. Biden
2. Brown
3. Harris
4. Gillibrand

Any combination of a Rust Belt White Male with Kamala as VP is mainly what I want to see. I like Brown a lot but dont want to risk losing that seat in Ohio.

[dw93]

Of these, Brown is my first choice. Then Bullock is second, Warren and Harris (who I think would be a perfect VP candidate) would be tied at third. Biden and Bernie (who I voted for in the 2016 primaries) are too old for 2020, so I don't want them to run. I think Franken would be a good candidate as well, but I don't think he'll run.

On the flip side, I'm glad to see Booker and McAuliffe are still at ZERO in this poll.

[Panhandle Progressive]

Write-in: Gavin Newsom

Newsom will become the next Governor of California about a year and a half from now. After being governor for roughly a year he will announce his run for the presidency. He will win over progressive voters that backed Sanders so strongly in 2016, largely due to his strong progressive support on key issues such as the environment, gay marriage, and marijuana legalization. He will win over enough of the remaining Dems to capture the party's nomination (aged 52), and will go on to win the presidency (aged 53) only two years after being elected Governor of California. Don't underestimate Newsom. He's the one to watch. Pay attention.

[Jeppe]

1. Kamala Harris
2. Amy Klobuchar
3. Kristen Gillibrand
4. Elizabeth Warren

Probably wouldn't vote in the Dem primary if none of them are on the ballot.

[Beet]

Warren

[This user has not been convicted of 34 felonies]

Liz Warren!

[Mike Thick]

Why is Biden included in this poll and not Sanders? From this list, I'd go with Warren, obviously, followed by Brown. All of the others listed are absolutely atrocious but I'd support them if they won the nomination.

Newsom will become the next Governor of California about a year and a half from now. After being governor for roughly a year he will announce his run for the presidency. He will win over progressive voters that backed Sanders so strongly in 2016, largely due to his strong progressive support on key issues such as the environment, gay marriage, and marijuana legalization. He will win over enough of the remaining Dems to capture the party's nomination (aged 52), and will go on to win the presidency (aged 53) only two years after being elected Governor of California. Don't underestimate Newsom. He's the one to watch. Pay attention.

You realize that we're in 2017, right? No one cares about Newsom's record on gay marriage.

And, on top of that, he's currently embroiled in a massive flamewar with the Sierra Club.

[The Govanah Jake]

If your including Biden; Include Sanders too.
Anyway out of those listed ill say Sherrod Brown. He has Progressive Credentials and can win back the Rust Belt. Though Steve Bullock, Elizabeth Warren are good too.
I would choose Sanders however if he was on the list.

[Mike88]

I'm leaning towards Sherrod Brown, but i'm a bit worried with his numbers for the 2018 midterms.

[Confused Democrat]

I'm still partial to Elizabeth Warren, and I'll probably stay that way until the primary season starts.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

I'm leaning towards Sherrod Brown, but i'm a bit worried with his numbers for the 2018 midterms.

I'm less worried than if Clinton had won.

[The Undefeatable Debbie Stabenow]

Brown and Harris are my favorites at this point.

[TheSaint250]

Why is Biden included in this poll and not Sanders? From this list, I'd go with Warren, obviously, followed by Brown. All of the others listed are absolutely atrocious but I'd support them if they won the nomination.

Newsom will become the next Governor of California about a year and a half from now. After being governor for roughly a year he will announce his run for the presidency. He will win over progressive voters that backed Sanders so strongly in 2016, largely due to his strong progressive support on key issues such as the environment, gay marriage, and marijuana legalization. He will win over enough of the remaining Dems to capture the party's nomination (aged 52), and will go on to win the presidency (aged 53) only two years after being elected Governor of California. Don't underestimate Newsom. He's the one to watch. Pay attention.

You realize that we're in 2017, right? No one cares about Newsom's record on gay marriage.

I didn't put Sanders because:

A. I don't think he'll run
B. I'd like to see how Democrats would vote without him in

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Kamala Harris. I'm really hoping the Delaney votes are for giggles only...

[swf541]

Delaney (non sarcastically)

[MAINEiac4434]

I like almost everyone listed and would vote for all of them in the general election. I'd consider caucusing for Gillibrand, Biden, Harris, Warren, Brown and Bullock unless someone else really impresses me.

[Hindsight was 2020]

Why is Biden included in this poll and not Sanders? From this list, I'd go with Warren, obviously, followed by Brown. All of the others listed are absolutely atrocious but I'd support them if they won the nomination.

Newsom will become the next Governor of California about a year and a half from now. After being governor for roughly a year he will announce his run for the presidency. He will win over progressive voters that backed Sanders so strongly in 2016, largely due to his strong progressive support on key issues such as the environment, gay marriage, and marijuana legalization. He will win over enough of the remaining Dems to capture the party's nomination (aged 52), and will go on to win the presidency (aged 53) only two years after being elected Governor of California. Don't underestimate Newsom. He's the one to watch. Pay attention.

You realize that we're in 2017, right? No one cares about Newsom's record on gay marriage.

I will say this Gavin oozes charisma which shouldn't be dismissed while having a generic liberal policy position