Given the number of late deciders in states like Minnesota, Oklahoma and Massachusetts, that seems like pretty good news for Bidenpic.twitter.com/GjZCO7BW8L
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Given the number of late deciders in states like Minnesota, Oklahoma and Massachusetts, that seems like pretty good news for Bidenpic.twitter.com/GjZCO7BW8L
I mean the MN candidate dropped out yesterday...
Difference in vote share, 2020 v. 2016?
But it's the uncertain people who remain undecided - so in a neutral scenario you might expect an even split, regardless of what others decided earlier. On that measure, Virginia actually shows a bigger Biden resurgence.
Or maybe that isn't how it works in practice. But I'm still not sure you'd expect the same percentage splits?
Can’t imagine there’s a whole lot of late deciders in Bernie’s home state that just couldn’t decide if they liked him or not.
More evidence that Bernie is unable to expand his base
" ... or because they are just slightly more enthusiastic for another candidate." Completely anecdotal, but here in STL, my progressive female friends have been rooting hard for Warren.
Do you know where one can see the full Edison Research exit poll crosstabs? Trying to find them on their site but not having any luck.
Could it be that many late deciders already were against sanders, and just deciding between Biden Pete and Amy before they dropped out?
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