IBD/TIPP: Biden 29 Warren 23 Sanders 13 Buttigieg 7

[History505]

https://www.investors.com/news/joe-biden-leads-elizabeth-warren-both-beat-trump-2020-election-ibd-tipp/  

Joe Biden had the support of 29% in the November IBD/TIPP Poll, followed by Elizabeth Warren at 23% and Bernie Sanders at 13%. South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg registered 7% support, followed by Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and entrepreneur Andrew Yang at 3%.

The November IBD/TIPP Poll represents something of a bounceback for Biden. His support had slipped to 26%, while Warren's had grown to 27% in October, though her lead was still within the margin of error.  

[Sorenroy]

Change is from their previous poll conducted one month ago.

Biden — 29% (+3%)
Warren — 23% (-4%)
Sanders — 13% (+3%)
Buttigieg — 7% (±0)
Klobuchar — 3% (+2%)
Yang — 3% (±0)

[Ebsy]

Worst pollster in 2016 coming through!

[ProudModerate2]

... The November IBD/TIPP Poll represents something of a bounceback for Biden. His support had slipped to 26%, while Warren's had grown to 27% in October, though her lead was still within the margin of error. 

Sudden reversal between Biden and Warren from their last poll.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Eraserhead still thinks Sanders is gonna win the nomination,  Sanders heart condition, gave voters an excuse not to vote for him

[ProudModerate2]

I just noticed that this is not in RCP's average, but the other 3 polls released today (Sunday Nov 3) are.
Looking at their past data, they have included the IBD/TIPP poll.
Wonder why they excluded them, this time around?

[Eraserhead]

Eraserhead still thinks Sanders is gonna win the nomination,  Sanders heart condition, gave voters an excuse not to vote for him

I know you're not coming at me, son. Sit down!

I think Biden winning is the most likely outcome at the moment.

[Eraserhead]

I just noticed that this is not in RCP's average, but the other 3 polls released today (Sunday Nov 3) are.
Looking at their past data, they have included the IBD/TIPP poll.
Wonder why they excluded them, this time around?

They only add the AP/Ipsos poll like half of the time. It's always kind of a mystery why they do the things they do.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

The ongoing Middle-East crisis is making voters nervous, and resurrecting natl security as a core issue; I think Gillibrand, whom have natl security expertise can be considered Veep. Better than Harris or Yang or Abrams, whom have no natl security,  whatsoever

[Eraserhead]

I just noticed that this is not in RCP's average, but the other 3 polls released today (Sunday Nov 3) are.
Looking at their past data, they have included the IBD/TIPP poll.
Wonder why they excluded them, this time around?

They did end up adding this poll (unfortunately).