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(@LauraBronner, I feel like I read about this question--some version of "Do you believe the nominee will be able to win in November?", on @538politics, but I can't find it on the blog. Does this ring a bell?)
I don't think the entrance poll asked that question. It did ask "If you had to choose, would you rather see the Democratic Party nominate a candidate who: a) agrees with you on major issues or b) can beat Donald Trump?", to which 37% said (a) & 61% said (b).
Ah, thanks, I was confusing things. Realize now I was thinking of this, different Pew poll. ("Fewer than half expect victory for their party’s candidate this fall, while 34% decline to express an opinion and 22% think Trump will win.")https://www.people-press.org/2020/01/30/as-voting-begins-democrats-are-upbeat-about-the-2020-field-divided-in-their-preferences/ …
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