Rank These Potential Democratic Candidates by Personal Preference

[The Undefeatable Debbie Stabenow]

How would you personally rank these potential 2020 candidates, based solely on your liking of their policy and demeanor (not electability). So not who you would necessarily vote for, but who you like the most ideologically.

• B. Sanders
• J. Biden
• E. Warren
• K. Harris
• T. Gabbard
• S. Brown
• C. Booker
• K. Gillibrand
• A. Klobuchar
• A. Cuomo
• S. Moulton
• T. Ryan
• T. Baldwin

My personal list:

1. Baldwin
2. Warren

3. Harris
4. Brown
5. Sanders

6. Gillibrand
7. Biden
8. Moulton
9. Ryan

10. Booker
11. Klobuchar
12. Cuomo

13. Gabbard

Republicans are welcome to do this as well; I'm curious who they like the most out of this field.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

1. Sanders

2. Gabbard

3. Warren
4. Brown

5. Baldwin

6. Gillibrand

Total bleh to the rest.

[heatcharger]

1. Biden

2. Klobuchar
3. Harris
4. Gillibrand

5. Moulton
6. Booker
7. Ryan
8. Brown
9. Cuomo
10. Baldwin

11. Sanders
12. Warren
13. Gabbard

[scutosaurus]

1. Brown

2. Baldwin
3. Biden
4. Klobuchar

5. Gillibrand
6. Warren
7. Ryan


8. Sanders
9. Harris

10. Booker
11. Moulton
12. Cuomo



13. Gabbard

[dw93]

My Personal List (Not Factoring Electability):

1. S. Brown
2. B. Sanders

3. E. Warren
4. K. Harris

5. K. Gillibrand
6. A Klobuchar
7. J. Biden
8. T. Baldwin

9. T. Ryan
10. S. Moulton

11. T. Gabbard
12. C. Booker
13. A. Cuomo

[Kleine Scheiße]

0. Martin O'Malley
1. Kirsten Gillibrand
2. Sherrod Brown

3. Tulsi Gabbard
4. Amy Klobuchar
5. Tim Ryan

6. Joe Biden
7. Bernie Sanders
8. Kamala Harris
9. Tammy Baldwin
10. Elizabeth Warren

11. Cory Booker
12. Andrew Cuomo
13. Seth Moulton

[Eraserhead]

1. B. Sanders

(Big drop)

2. S. Brown

The rest: meh.

[Rookie Yinzer]

Brown
Biden
Harris
Gillibrand
Klobuchar
Moulton
Ryan
Baldwin
Booker
Warren
Cuomo

Massive drop:
Sanders

Another massive drop:
Gabbard

[jmsstnyng]

I am listing it from electability, because I try to stay ambiguous with my own views.

S. Brown: As trivial as it should be, his gravelly voice could be a big factor. He would be very strong on paper, especially if a Democrat wins the governor's race. He seems sincere, liberal, and he should be strong with working class voters.

K. Harris: Despite her opposition from some Bernie supporters, I think many would come around to vote for her against Trump. She would also likely excite higher turnout in Michigan and Wisconsin.

B. Sanders: I think he will run in '20. He, if you like him or not, represents a movement, much like Trump. His age, to many people, will not matter as long as he picks a good running mate, I believe. He would register a good deal of excitement with Millennials, who will be the biggest voting bloc by '20. I believe enough Democrats who do not like Sanders would vote for him when compared to Trump or Pence.

J. Biden: '16 would have been a better year for Biden. He looked good to a lot of people in comparison to Hillary, but he has too many flaws. He represents the party of the 90's moderate Democrats. I still Biden could easily win but with all of the accusations

K. Gillibrand: I am not sold on her. I do not like her quick changes on policies, shifting from Blue Dog to progressive. She would at least hold on to Hillary's states, and they would absolutely focus on Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. I think she would win at least one of those if not more.

T. Ryan: He would be a strong VP pick. I just do not see him catching fire for the top of the ticket. If he was the top of the ticket, I think he would win though. He would hopefully pick a strong running m ate to balance him out.

C. Booker: I do not like his approach. He seems too opportunistic. I do think, however, that he could spark a win. Bernie supporters really do not like him, and Bernie supporters are a sizable enough chunk to matter, it would not necessarily be fatal.

A. Klobuchar: Her "Minnesota Nice" approach will not win her the nomination. Democrats need a fighter. Maybe a VP pick, due to her gender and geography. I think she would win Wisconsin and Michigan and hold on to Hillary's states. She would be uninspiring, but she could be successful (like almost of these potential candidates) with the right balance with the running mate.

T. Baldwin: I know she has mediocre approval ratings, but I like that she opposed the Iraq War. She is from Wisconsin. Maybe I am being naive to think that her lesbianism would be a big factor. I do not think she will run. She could also be a strong VP.

E. Warren: Like Biden, 2016 was her year. She could have bridged the Clinton-Sanders divide. I am not sure if she would have won, but she would have been stronger in '16 then '20. I think she could be easy to pin as an elitist liberal, and I have mixed feelings about her prospects against Trump.

S. Moulton: Eh, he has a military  background, which should be important for the Democrats. From what I have heard from him, I do not see any path for him.

T. Gabbard: I respect that she is trying to be a maverick, but she has overplayed her risk-taking and has made too many enemies. Also, she is just a Representative.

A. Cuomo: No. He would be a perfect opponent, if you are a Trump supporter. He seems corrupt to many Democrats. He exudes "insider corrupt career politician," much like the image of Hillary Clinton.

 

[Sestak]

-1. Joe Sestak
0. Jason Kander
1. Biden

2. Klobuchar
3. Harris
4. Ryan

5. Brown
6. Baldwin
7. Moulton (dunno much about him, he may be elsewhere if I knew more about him)

8. Cuomo
9. Sanders
10. Warren
11. Booker
12. Gillibrand







Tulsi Gabbard
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[Beet]

Anyone but Gabbard.

[Inmate Trump]

Biden
Harris
Warren
Gillibrand
Sanders
Gabbard
Baldwin
Brown
Klobuchar
Cuomo
Moulton
Ryan

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

1. Kirsten Gillibrand
2. Seth Moulton

3. Joe Biden

4. Tulsi Gabbard
5. Sherrod Brown

We Can Survive This
6. Elizabeth Warren
7. Andrew Cuomo - and rising fast!
8. Cory Booker
9. Amy Klobuchar
10. Tim Ryan

#Never
11. Tammy Baldwin
12. Bernie Sanders

Pack it up and move to Europe
13. Kamala Harris

[Santander]

People I like:
1. Amy Klobuchar
2. Joe Biden
3. Tulsi Gabbard
4. Seth Moulton
5. Sherrod Brown

People I don't hate:
6. Tim Ryan
7. Cory Booker
8. Bernie Sanders
9. Andrew Cuomo

People I dislike:
10. Kirsten Gillibrand
11. Elizabeth Warren
12. Tammy Baldwin

People I hate:
13. Kamala Harris

[beaver2.0]

Biden
Ryan
Brown
Gillibrand
Klobuchar
Gabbard
Cuomo
Baldwin
Sanders
Moulton
Booker
Warren

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

1. Harris
2. Gillibrand
3. Biden
4. Brown
5. Baldwin
6. Klobuchar
7. Warren
8. Sanders
9. Booker
10. Ryan
11. Moulton
12. Gabbard
13. Cuomo


The people who hate Harris are the same people who like Gabbard so they aren't serious.

[beaver2.0]

Harris isn't on the list.

[IceSpear]

Harris
Gillibrand
Moulton
Warren
Baldwin
Ryan
Brown
Klobuchar
Sanders
Biden
Booker
Cuomo
Gabbard

Green - Would definitely consider supporting
Purple - Could possibly support
Red - No way in hell

[ScottieF]

Sanders
Warren
Brown
Gillibrand
Harris
Baldwin
Klobuchar
Biden
Gabbard
Booker
Cuomo
Ryan
Moulton

[Mr. Smith]

Warren's at the top, Booker's at the bottom, I'll leave it at that.

[TPIG]

1. The Republican Nominee

2. Biden
3. Ryan
4. Booker
5. Gillibrand
6. Baldwin
7. Brown
8. Klobuchar
9. Cuomo
10. Moulton
11. Harris

(93 million mile drop)

12. Gabbard
13. Warren
14. Sanders

[America Needs R'hllor]

Tammy Baldwin (would almost definitely support)
Kirsten Gillibrand
Kamala Harris
Amy Klobucher
Seth Moulton
Joe Biden
Sherrod Brown
Elizabeth Warren
Tim Ryan
Cory Booker
Andrew Cuomo
Bernie Sanders
Tulsi Gabbard

[tallguy23]

Biden
Gillibrand
Warren
Sanders
Brown
Baldwin
Cuomo
Klobuchar
Ryan
Moulton
Booker
Gabbard

[beaver2.0]

Please don't rate Harris, she isn't in this list.

[Santander]

So it's unanimous then, Tulsi 2020!