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“Sanders' support is still best characterized by its steadiness and strength compared to other candidates who have seen more volatility.” 47% of his N.H. voters say they've definitely made up their minds. Just 15% of Biden's backers in the state describe their choice that way.
“Sanders does appear more reliant on first-time caucus goers than the other leading candidates in Iowa, with 36% of his backers saying this would be their first caucus, versus Buttigieg's 25% and Biden's 24%.”
PRESENTS DIDN’T STOP POLITICS: 2/3rds of Iowa and NH voters “told @CBSNews they had been following politics as much as usual over the holiday season specifically. Almost nine in 10 say they are paying at least some attention.”
WITHER WARREN? “Weeks of other campaigns' critiques against Warren may have taken their toll on her in this regard, too. In New Hampshire, 71% of those backing Biden think Warren's policies are too progressive.”
“The real swing voter is not red to blue but from non voter to voter” @aocpic.twitter.com/SMbOo6LyTc
That’s what Bernie will need to do or he’s toast, I for one am trying to convince all of my Millennial friends why he’s got our future at the top of his priorities!
Just like 2016. Outside these two first Bernie has no shot
He also won 23 contests starting at a 50-or deficit. Other than that, pretty much correct.
Thats good. Hes expanding the voter base
So absolutely unrealistic this year.
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