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Sen. Bernie Sanders
According to Bernard (Bernie) SandersTrump, the Trump re-election campaign raised M in the first quarter. Democratic proposals to reform health care: a preparatory campaign for 2020 Gillibrand's campaign links low fundraising with the Al Franken backlash: memo PLUS (I-Vt.) At the head of the Democratic presidential field in a new election in Emerson, followed by the former vice-president Joe Biden
Joseph (Joe) Robinette BidenBooker launches "Justice for All" tour in Newark Biden sees donor enthusiasm and vigor of polls after controversy Booker launches campaign tour in New Jersey PLUS and South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg
Peter (Pete) Paul Buttigieg Democratic proposals to reform health care: introduction to 2020, Buttigieg criticizes the constituency for canceling the popular vote "twice in my life" Buttigieg calls for "a new US spring" in launching the campaign.
The survey revealed that Sanders, second behind Biden in most polls, is leading with 29%. Biden, which has not yet announced a bid for 2020, is in second place with 24%, followed by Buttigieg with 9%.
Sen. Kamala Harris
Kamala Devi Harris' Trump Re-election campaign says he raised M in the first quarter Democrat proposals to reform health care: an introductory campaign to 2020 Gillibrand's campaign links low fundraising to the backlash. Al Franken: NEXT memo (D-Calif.) And former representative Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) are tied for fourth place with 8%, followed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth Ann WarrenDemocratic Proposals to Reform Health Care: An Introduction to 2020 Gillibrand's Campaign Links Low Fundraising to Al Franken's Violent Reaction: A Memo, Buttigieg, Reproaches an Electoral College of having canceled the popular vote "twice in my life" CONTINUED (D-Mass.) At 7 percent.
The survey is one of many testimonies of Buttigieg's meteoric rise, despite the relatively low recognition of his name a few months ago. A poll conducted in Iowa last week placed him in third place behind Biden and Sanders.
"Although it is still early in the nomination process, it seems that Mayor Pete is the candidate who captivates the imagination of voters," said Spencer Kimball, director of Emerson Polling, in a statement released Monday. "The numbers had it at 0% mid-February, 3% in March and now at 9% in April."
Meanwhile, Kimball said, Biden has lost some support in recent weeks. He led Sanders between 27 and 17% in February before dropping to 26% in March, tied with Sanders. In recent weeks, several women have claimed that Biden was inappropriately touched by women at public events, although half of Democratic voters said the charges would not be affected.
If Biden finally decided not to run for presidential election, Sanders would be in an even stronger position, according to the poll, that the Vermont senator would be the second choice for 31 percent of Biden's supporters. Buttigieg is the second choice for 17% of Biden's donors, followed by O'Rourke with 13%.
The poll, conducted from April 11 to 14, polled 914 registered voters across the country and has a margin of error of 3.2 percentage points.
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