Who are you Supporting Now (Pre-Debate)?

[Sorenroy]

With less than 24 hours before the Democratic candidates take the stage for their first debate, who are you supporting in the Democratic Primary? I have listed all 20 candidates who qualified for the debate stage by polling average over the course of the last month. I plan on making another one of these after the debate to see how things will change. If you feel like leaving a comment, I'd also like to know your favorite by debate (for me, Warren for night one and Sanders for night two) and who you think might win each debate and overall.

[Some of My Best Friends Are Gay]

I'm supporting Bernie, until Warren starts to look like she has a more viable path to the nomination.

Obviously this means I'll support Sanders on night two and Warren on night one.

[terp40hitch]

John Delaney- Blue Dog, Bipartisan Democrat

2nd Choice: Tim Ryan
3rd Choice: Tulsi Gabbard

Ranking Can Quickly Change

[Eraserhead]

Bernie Sanders.

If that changes after the debates, something pretty nuts must have happened.

[brucejoel99]

I'm ridin' with Biden (&, thus, am obviously hoping that Biden comes out of the debates looking the best overall).

As for who I'm most looking forward to seeing in the debates: Warren (who I expect to win on night one), Inslee, & Delaney on night one, followed by Biden & Bernie (one of whom I expect to win night two), Harris, & Swalwell on night two.

[Xing]

Sanders and Warren. Maybe the debate will help break the tie for me.

[Bidenworth2020]

Biden/Warren

[YE]

Elizabeth Warren.

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

I’m still Team Beto. But if he can’t score a moment tomorrow night on a stage where Warren is the only real competition, I’m formally jumping ship to her.

[Rookie Yinzer]

I’m still Team Beto. But if he can’t score a moment tomorrow night on a stage where Warren is the only real competition, I’m formally jumping ship to her.

I was still pretty positive on him until that War Tax crap. Still interested to see how he'll do.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Warren.

[Senator Spark]

Sanders.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Mayor Pete

[Burke Bro]

Warren (ex-Bernie convert)

[MarkD]

No one. Nunov deAbove.

I was leaning toward Pete Buttiegeg in the recent past because of his unique and intriguing idea for expanding the Supreme Court and how to appoint the new Justices, but the more I've thought about it, it will probably not work or pass through Congress. He also said he will choose one Justice and implicitly that choice will be a liberal, because Pete thinks everyone wants to appoint ideologues, and THAT sort of thinking is unacceptable to me.

[Pericles]

If I had to pick today, Warren, but I am not at all settled on her candidacy and in particular could flip to Bernie or Inslee.

[Fritz]

Still have Mayor Pete as number one, and Harris as number two.  Warren has displaced Beto as my number three.

[Da2017]

Still have Mayor Pete as number one, and Harris as number two.  Warren has displaced Beto as my number three.

Same.

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

Tossup between Sanders & Warren.

At the moment, I'd vote Bernie. But there's certainly time to flip

[eric82oslo]

No one. Nunov deAbove.

I was leaning toward Pete Buttiegeg in the recent past because of his unique and intriguing idea for expanding the Supreme Court and how to appoint the new Justices, but the more I've thought about it, it will probably not work or pass through Congress. He also said he will choose one Justice and implicitly that choice will be a liberal, because Pete thinks everyone wants to appoint ideologues, and THAT sort of thinking is unacceptable to me.

What do you think of Andrew Yang's idea for changing the Supreme Court? His idea is basically to set a cap for each judge to only serve for 18 years. He's also inspire by how they do it in many foreign countries where Supreme Courts often are much larger, reducing the influence of each judge. He's thus open to expand the Supreme Court, although he hasn't suggested a particular number. I guess anywhere from 10 to 18 judges or thereabout would be a reasonable guess. Then, each new president would get to nominate a fixed number of judges, probably like two in one term.

[ProudModerate2]

Biden/Warren

This actually could be a winning ticket.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Anybody but Biden

[Blue3]

No One should be an option. I’m still undecided.

[Ilhan Apologist]

I'm supporting Bernie, until Warren starts to look like she has a more viable path to the nomination.

Obviously this means I'll support Sanders on night two and Warren on night one.

Same, except I already think Warren has a more viable path.

[RI]

Interesting that the Atlas results are really similar to those of the MoveOn straw poll.