Poll: Biden leads Dems by 18 points, followed by Sanders and Warren

Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe Robinette BidenO – Rourke Approves Progressive Criminal Justice Priorities Howard Stern: "I feel bad" for 2020 women because Biden feels "safe" Ukraine's leading attorney states that no evidence of wrongdoing has been committed by Bidens PLUS According to a new poll, he keeps a comfortable lead over the other candidates of the 2020 Democratic Party's primary group.

A Fox News poll released Thursday revealed that Biden enjoyed an 18-point lead over his closest rival, Sen. Bernie SandersBernard (Bernie) SandersBooker freestyles during an interview with MSNBC Gabbard: the United States must not go to war with Iran O. Rourke approves progressive priorities in criminal justice PLUS (I-Vt.), With the Senator Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOn The Money: New Financial Information Provides Insight into Trump's Wealth | Walmart, Macy's tariffs mean price increases | A consumer protection agency states that the Ministry of Education blocks the monitoring of student loans A leader of a teachers' union approves Warren's student loan scheme Night Defense: the Congress leaders receive a confidential briefing on Iran | Trump on war: "I hope not" | Key Republican appeals credible threats | The Warren Plan targets the Pentagon's influence on PLUS companies (D-Mass.) Sitting in third place.

Biden was supported by 35 percent of Democratic primary voters in the poll, up from 31 percent in March, while Sanders was sitting at 17 percent, down slightly from March when he had 23 percent support from voters.

Warren, meanwhile, has not yet surpassed the double digits, even though she saw her support in the survey rise from 4% in March to 9% in the latest poll.

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51% want to see someone who shares their views taking office in comparison, and 47% want someone with "new ideas" to take office.

The Fox News poll ran from May 11-14 and contacted 469 registered Democratic voters across the country. The margin of error is plus or minus 4.5 percentage points.