Your top five choices (November 2018)

[Progressive Pessimist]

1. Steve Bullock
2. Beto O'Rourke
3. Kamala Harris
4. Tammy Duckworth
5. Tammy Baldwin

*Sherrod Brown would have been number two if DeWine wasn't Ohio's Governor-elect.

[Chinggis]

1. Beto O'Rourke
2. Sherrod Brown
3. Tulsi Gabbard
4. Bernie Sanders
5. Jeff Merkley

[morgankingsley]

It seems like Bullock and Beto have become popular lately. I think that if the dems want a chance at winning, they should go with Beto lol

[LastMcGovernite]

Elizabeth Warren would have been my choice a couple months ago, but her absurdly botched handling of her genetic testing for her heritage made me rethink things.

1. Beto O'Rourke
2. Kamala Harris
3. Sherrod Brown
4. Amy Klobuchar
5. Tammy Duckworth

Any one of these shakes up the narrative and gives a sense of freshness and renewal to the Democratic Party, albeit in different ways.

[Bidenworth2020]

Republicans:
John Kasich
Nikki Haley
Kelly Ayotte
Josh Hawley
Marco Rubio

Demorats:
Steve Bullock
Jon Tester
Sherrod Brown
Beto O' Rourke (he won't run anyways you shills)

heidi heitkamp comback tbh

[CookieDamage]

The extreme adoration over Beto is a bit much, but I wouldn't NOT support him.

1. Kamala Harris
2. Tammy Baldwin (but she's not gonna run)
3. Steve Bullock (perfect VP for Kamala)
4. Beto (I guess. He doesn't do much for me)
5. Biden
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6. Bernie
7. Booker
8. Warren
9. Gillibrand

[Lourdes]

1. Bernie Sanders
2. Elizabeth Warren
3. Beto O'Rourke
4. Kamala Harris
5. Sherrod Brown

[pops]

Republicans:
Donald Trump
Rand Paul
Ben Carson
Justin Amash
Austin Petersen

Democrats:
Tulsi Gabbard
Joe Manchin
John Hickenlooper
Jeff Merkley
Beto O'Rourke


Libertarians:
Justin Amash
Larry Sharpe
Joe Walsh
Jesse Ventura
Evan McMullin

[Thank you for being a friend...]

1. Oprah Winfrey
2. Michelle Obama
3. Beto O'Rourke
4. The Rock
5. William McRaven

[Proto]

I can't comprehend why all lists feature O'Rourke. He was defeated by Cruz, and to be defeated by such a dull person is a disgrace. O'Rourke promised to run a positive campaign but actually during debates resorted to personal insults using Trump's label "Lyin Ted".

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1. Bernie Sanders
2. Tulsi Gabbard
3. Jeff Merkley
4. Sherrod Brown
5. Martin O'Malley

[Dr. MB]

1. Neil Abercrombie
2. Jeff Merkley
3. Jared Polis
4. Tammy Baldwin
5. Kendrick Meek

[NevadanAtHeart]

1. Sherrod Brown
2. Cory Booker
3. Brian Sandoval (I know he's not a Dem. I just want to see him run.)
4. Mark Warner
5. Kamala Harris

[HagridOfTheDeep]

1. Hillary Clinton
2. Amy Klobuchar
3. Beto O'Rourke
4. Joe Biden
5. Elizabeth Warren

[Snipee356]

1. Neil Abercrombie
...

The incumbent governor who lost a primary 2 to 1?

And to all the people who are saying Gabbard: I really don't want BJP shills running BOTH the countries I am connected to.

[Dr. MB]

1. Neil Abercrombie
...

The incumbent governor who lost a primary 2 to 1?

He has experience and progressive credentials, and 2014 wasn't a typical year. Abercrombie would be a strong candidate to take on Trump.

[brucejoel99]

1. Joe Biden
2. Kamala Harris
3. Beto O'Rourke
4. Amy Klobuchar
5. Elizabeth Warren

[Snipee356]

1. Neil Abercrombie
...

The incumbent governor who lost a primary 2 to 1?

He has experience and progressive credentials, and 2014 wasn't a typical year. Abercrombie would be a strong candidate to take on Trump.

Why did he lose so badly anyway?

[Dr. MB]

1. Neil Abercrombie
...

The incumbent governor who lost a primary 2 to 1?

He has experience and progressive credentials, and 2014 wasn't a typical year. Abercrombie would be a strong candidate to take on Trump.

Why did he lose so badly anyway?

Main things were, 1) bad PR from a hurricane press conference and 2) appointed Brian Schatz instead of Colleen Hanabusa, who Daniel Inouye had wanted, to the Senate.

[Snipee356]

1. Neil Abercrombie
...

The incumbent governor who lost a primary 2 to 1?

He has experience and progressive credentials, and 2014 wasn't a typical year. Abercrombie would be a strong candidate to take on Trump.

Why did he lose so badly anyway?

Main things were, 1) bad PR from a hurricane press conference and 2) appointed Brian Schatz instead of Colleen Hanabusa, who Daniel Inouye had wanted, to the Senate.

But Brian Schatz won his primary over Hanabusa...

[Dr. MB]

1. Neil Abercrombie
...

The incumbent governor who lost a primary 2 to 1?

He has experience and progressive credentials, and 2014 wasn't a typical year. Abercrombie would be a strong candidate to take on Trump.

Why did he lose so badly anyway?

Main things were, 1) bad PR from a hurricane press conference and 2) appointed Brian Schatz instead of Colleen Hanabusa, who Daniel Inouye had wanted, to the Senate.

But Brian Schatz won his primary over Hanabusa...

Not by much. Anyway, disrespecting Inouye was a bad move.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

I can't comprehend why all lists feature O'Rourke. He was defeated by Cruz, and to be defeated by such a dull person is a disgrace. O'Rourke promised to run a positive campaign but actually during debates resorted to personal insults using Trump's label "Lyin Ted".

...He was running in Texas.  Got the highest percentage of any Democrat running statewide since Ann Richards lost in '94, and more raw votes than Hillary Clinton in a midterm year.  He was never expected to beat Ted Cruz, but no one really believed he would keep the loss under five points either.

He is now the most powerful Texas Democrat despite being unemployed in two months, and now he's free to do what he otherwise wouldn't have been able to do as a freshman senator.  My king is alive.

[augbell]

1. Bernie Sanders
2. Elizabeth Warren
3. Beto O'Rourke
4. Steve Bullock
5. Doug Jones

[SCNCmod]

1. Beto
2. Beto
3. Beto
4. Beto
5. Beto

This could work for me.

[scutosaurus]

1. Neil Abercrombie
2. Michael Bennet
3. Amy Klobuchar
4. Ed Case
5. Steve Bullock