2020 Democratic Primary Candidate Recognition (September 2019)

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Respondents were asked, "Which of the following potential 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidates
have you heard of?" Party identification is calculated according to the PID7 variable, a seven point scale of party identification.

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Beto O'Rourke	92
Bernie Sanders	90
Joe Biden	89
Elizabeth Warren	83
Kamala Harris	79
Julian Castro	74
Cory Booker	72
Pete Buttigieg	67
Andrew Yang	62
Bill de Blasio	60
Amy Klobuchar	55
Tulsi Gabbard	47
Marianne Williamson	45
Tim Ryan	41
John Delaney	39
Tim Steyer	34
Michael Bennet	32
Steve Bullock	29
Joe Sestak	11
Wayne Messam	8

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Respondents were asked, "Which of the following potential 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidates
have you heard of?" Measurement of Party ID for this figure is based on two questions. First, respondents were asked whether they consider themselves to be a Democrats, Republicans, independents, other, or not sure. Those who responded that they are independents or "other" were then asked if they lean toward either the Democrats or Republicans. If they indicated that they lean toward one party or the other, they are considered Democrats or Republicans for the purposes of this figure. Only "pure" independents or members of a third party who indicate that they have no preference for Democrats vis-a-vis Republicans are considered independents . Respondents who answered that they are "not sure" for either of the two aforementioned questions are not incorporated into this figure.

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	Democrat	Independent
Beto O'Rourke	91	100
Bernie Sanders	89	94
Joe Biden	89	96
Elizabeth Warren	82	100
Kamala Harris	78	92
Julian Castro	73	87
Cory Booker	71	87
Pete Buttigieg	66	84
Andrew Yang	69	92
Bill de Blasio	58	81
Amy Klobuchar	54	81
Tulsi Gabbard	46	74
Marianne Williamson	43	72
Tim Ryan	40	57
John Delaney	38	51
Tom Steyer	33	52
Michael Bennet	31	48
Steve Bullock	27	3
Joe Sestak	12	8

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Respondents were asked, "Which of the following potential 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidates
have you heard of?" Party identification is calculated according to the PID7 variable, a seven point scale of party identification.

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	Lean Democrat	Not very strong Democrat	Strong Democrat
Beto O'Rourke	97	82	94
Bernie Sanders	91	87	90
Joe Biden	85	87	91
Elizabeth Warren	85	77	83
Kamala Harris	81	68	82
Julian Castro	77	66	76
Cory Booker	75	57	77
Pete Buttigieg	75	57	68
Andrew Yang	76	46	61
Bill de Blasio	69	44	61
Amy Klobuchar	61	43	57
Tulsi Gabbard	65	23	50
Marianne Williamson	56	23	48
Tim Ryan	55	28	40
John Delaney	44	30	40
Tom Steyer	45	12	40
Michael Bennet	36	16	37
Steve Bullock	8	5	16
Joe Sestak	13	16	37
Wayne Messam	10	7	8

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Respondents were asked, "Which of the following potential 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidates
have you heard of?" Ideology is measured on a scale of 1-7, with 1 corresponding to "extremely liberal", 7 corresponding to "extremely conservative, and 4 corresponding to "in the middle." For the purposes of this table, respondents who placed themselves at or between points 1 and 3 on the scale are considered "liberal," respondents who placed themselves at point 4 on the scale are considered "moderate," and respondents who placed themselves at or between points 5 and 7 on the scale are considered conservative.

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	Liberals	Moderates	Conservatives
Beto O'Rourke	96	89	77
Bernie Sanders	93	90	62
Joe Biden	92	88	70
Elizabeth Warren	90	79	57
Kamala Harris	90	71	45
Julian Castro	84	64	50
Cory Booker	81	65	46
Pete Buttigieg	79	57	35
Andrew Yang	71	58	29
Bill de Blasio	73	45	32
Amy Klobuchar	63	49	29
Tulsi Gabbard	59	35	21
Marianne Williamson	56	33	16
Tim Ryan	47	38	17
John Delaney	48	38	17
Tom Steyer	44	23	17
Michael Bennet	41	24	7
Steve Bullock	21	7	1
Joe Sestak	15	5	13
Wayne Messam	10	4	11

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Respondents were asked, "Which of the following potential 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidates
have you heard of?" The ideology measure is based on respondent self-placement in response to the following question: "On a scale from 1 to 7, where 1 is extremely liberal, 7 is extremely conservative, and 4 is exactly in the middle, where would you place yourself?" The placements are further classified such that 1 is extremely liberal, 2 is very liberal, 3 is somewhat liberal, 4 is moderate, 5 is somewhat conservative, 6 is very conservative, and 7 is extremely conservative.

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	Lean liberal	Somewhat liberal	Extremely liberal
Beto O'Rourke	98	98	92
Bernie Sanders	95	92	94
Joe Biden	91	92	94
Elizabeth Warren	86	92	89
Kamala Harris	90	90	89
Julian Castro	90	83	82
Cory Booker	76	81	83
Pete Buttigieg	79	79	80
Andrew Yang	73	68	74
Bill de Blasio	71	73	74
Amy Klobuchar	64	59	70
Tulsi Gabbard	55	59	64
Marianne Williamson	51	56	62
Tim Ryan	47	43	53
John Delaney	41	50	51
Tom Steyer	43	40	52
Michael Bennet	41	34	50
Steve Bullock	8	17	12
Joe Sestak	10	17	17
Wayne Messam	8	10	12

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	White/Blanco	Black	Hispanic	Asian	Native American	Mixed	Other	Middle Eastern
Beto O'Rourke	94	93	87	90	100	95	100	100
Bernie Sanders	91	88	87	100	90	100	72	100
Joe Biden	93	90	82	77	100	95	72	100
Elizabeth Warren	87	83	77	100	90	62	100	100
Kamala Harris	84	83	69	77	90	62	100	100
Julian Castro	79	74	69	52	90	56	100	100
Cory Booker	79	80	56	35	90	66	100	100
Pete Buttigieg	80	62	55	58	90	62	100	100
Andrew Yang	72	56	49	73	90	95	72	100
Bill de Blasio	72	55	45	49	90	51	72	100
Amy Klobuchar	67	51	42	27	90	85	100	100
Tulsi Gabbard	61	35	35	19	90	85	100	100
Marianne Williamson	59	31	35	27	44	56	100	100
Tim Ryan	52	42	25	12	90	39	62	100
John Delaney	50	35	26	12	44	36	72	100
Tom Steyer	44	32	23	12	90	37	32	100
Michael Bennet	42	30	19	20	90	35	22	100
Steve Bullock	16	7	4	0	0	1	1	0
Joe Sestak	17	9	6	7	0	5	22	100
Wayne Messam	11	7	5	12	0	5	0	0

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	Male	Female
Beto O'Rourke	94	91
Bernie Sanders	91	89
Joe Biden	88	90
Elizabeth Warren	78	87
Kamala Harris	78	80
Julian Castro	77	72
Cory Booker	70	73
Pete Buttigieg	66	68
Andrew Yang	65	60
Bill de Blasio	58	60
Amy Klobuchar	59	53
Tulsi Gabbard	56	41
Marianne Williamson	44	45
Tim Ryan	47	37
John Delaney	43	36
Tom Steyer	45	27
Michael Bennet	38	27
Steve Bullock	14	16
Joe Sestak	16	8

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	No HS	High school graduate	Some college	2-year	4-year	Post-grad
Beto O'Rourke	72	85	95	95	97	93
Bernie Sanders	91	80	96	91	94	88
Joe Biden	68	83	94	90	92	91
Elizabeth Warren	76	63	87	90	93	92
Kamala Harris	53	61	83	82	89	92
Julian Castro	47	60	81	71	80	84
Cory Booker	38	49	75	79	84	85
Pete Buttigieg	36	43	69	69	81	86
Andrew Yang	45	40	63	64	75	80
Bill de Blasio	34	36	62	50	79	74
Amy Klobuchar	36	30	61	52	72	70
Tulsi Gabbard	43	27	48	48	62	56
Marianne Williamson	27	19	48	49	58	60
Tim Ryan	7	26	50	35	48	52
John Delaney	28	21	43	28	49	53
Tom Steyer	27	17	39	34	46	41
Michael Bennet	23	18	35	36	37	42
Steve Bullock	1	5	11	9	14	19
Joe Sestak	12	5	11	9	14	19
Wayne Messam	0	3	7	7	11	13

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	18-29	30-44	45-65	65+
Beto O'Rourke	99	86	90	97
Bernie Sanders	86	83	93	96
Joe Biden	83	83	94	95
Elizabeth Warren	64	80	89	96
Kamala Harris	59	78	87	86
Julian Castro	58	66	81	87
Cory Booker	59	64	79	81
Pete Buttigieg	55	63	73	76
Andrew Yang	63	60	62	65
Bill de Blasio	42	56	65	71
Amy Klobuchar	36	55	62	65
Tulsi Gabbard	44	42	50	52
Marianne Williamson	38	37	56	42
Tim Ryan	31	37	46	47
John Delaney	35	41	44	32
Tom Steyer	22	25	44	43
Michael Bennet	26	26	40	32
Steve Bullock	6	7	10	6
Joe Sestak	14	9	13	8
Wayne Messam	11	8	8	4

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