The poll had a margin of error of 6.1 percent, so technically all of the top six Democratic presidential candidates are in a statistical tie.
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@UMassLowell polled the favorability of a number of non-political subject and I'm legitimately surprised that Tom Brady has a lower approval rating than Dunkin' in Massachusetts.pic.twitter.com/949yWTMl0b
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Perhaps also worth noting that the poll was conducted from Feb. 12 to Feb. 19, basically the exact time period between Warren's disappointing NH performance and her dominant debate performance.https://twitter.com/NikDeCostaKlipa/status/1230877277556224000?s=20 …
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tell me more about this Undecided. I like the cut of its jib...
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That Senate poll is kind of a shocker.
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+/-6.1 % margin of error isn’t a poll it’s a guess
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it might well be a brokered convention. I think it's because if you hit 15% you get delegates do I have this right?
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Bernie and Kennedy at the top. No contradiction there.https://www.forbes.com/sites/carlodonnell/2014/07/08/how-the-1-billion-kennedy-family-fortune-defies-death-and-taxes-3/#76e60d864e4a …
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It's Time ... Turn It Up!!
#Warren2020#MadamPresident#SCprimary#NVcaucus2020#SuperTuesdaypic.twitter.com/72Lt5lJmMrThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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