Democratic Presidential Primary Second Choice (February 2020)

Democratic Presidential Primary Second Choice (February 2020)

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Elizabeth Warren23%
Bernie Sanders16%
Joseph R. Biden11%
Michael R. Bloomberg11%
Amy Klobuchar8%
Pete Buttigieg7%
Andrew Yang4%
Julián Castro3%
Tom Steyer2%
Tulsi Gabbard1%
Kamala Harris1%
Cory Booker1%
Michael Bennet1%
Don't know8%

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CategoryDemocratIndependentRepublican
Elizabeth Warren25%6%6%
Bernie Sanders16%18%15%
Joseph R. Biden12%10%10%
Michael R. Bloomberg12%9%9%
Amy Klobuchar7%23%11%
Pete Buttigieg6%7%12%
Andrew Yang4%2%8%
Julián Castro3%0%3%
Tom Steyer3%0%0%
Tulsi Gabbard1%0%9%
Kamala Harris1%0%0%
Cory Booker1%0%0%
Michael Bennet1%0%3%
Don't know7%25%9%

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CategoryLean DemocratNot very strong DemocratStrong Democrat
Elizabeth Warren27%29%23%
Bernie Sanders14%16%17%
Joseph R. Biden12%10%12%
Michael R. Bloomberg10%8%14%
Amy Klobuchar7%2%9%
Pete Buttigieg9%8%5%
Andrew Yang6%5%3%
Julián Castro1%4%4%
Tom Steyer5%1%2%
Tulsi Gabbard2%2%1%
Kamala Harris1%1%2%
Cory Booker1%1%2%
Michael Bennet0%0%1%
Don't know5%14%6%

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CategoryLiberalsModeratesConservatives
Elizabeth Warren28%18%12%
Bernie Sanders17%14%13%
Joseph R. Biden10%14%12%
Michael R. Bloomberg8%14%20%
Amy Klobuchar8%8%8%
Pete Buttigieg8%4%6%
Andrew Yang4%5%4%
Julián Castro3%3%4%
Tom Steyer2%2%1%
Tulsi Gabbard1%1%5%
Kamala Harris1%1%4%
Cory Booker1%1%1%
Michael Bennet1%0%4%
Don't know7%13%5%

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CategoryLean liberalSomewhat liberalExtremely liberal
Elizabeth Warren13%28%39%
Bernie Sanders8%15%25%
Joseph R. Biden12%13%4%
Michael R. Bloomberg14%7%5%
Amy Klobuchar9%10%6%
Pete Buttigieg15%9%2%
Andrew Yang4%4%3%
Julián Castro6%0%4%
Tom Steyer2%3%2%
Tulsi Gabbard1%1%1%
Kamala Harris2%1%0%
Cory Booker3%0%1%
Michael Bennet0%1%0%
Don't know9%6%7%

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CategoryWhiteBlackHispanic
Elizabeth Warren25%22%21%
Bernie Sanders16%20%11%
Joseph R. Biden11%8%15%
Michael R. Bloomberg7%19%15%
Amy Klobuchar11%2%5%
Pete Buttigieg10%3%4%
Andrew Yang3%2%7%
Julián Castro1%6%4%
Tom Steyer2%1%3%
Tulsi Gabbard2%0%0%
Kamala Harris1%3%0%
Cory Booker0%3%1%
Michael Bennet1%1%1%
Don't know8%8%11%

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CategoryMaleFemale
Elizabeth Warren24%23%
Bernie Sanders16%15%
Joseph R. Biden9%13%
Michael R. Bloomberg14%9%
Amy Klobuchar8%8%
Pete Buttigieg7%6%
Andrew Yang4%4%
Julián Castro4%2%
Tom Steyer2%2%
Tulsi Gabbard2%1%
Kamala Harris1%1%
Cory Booker1%1%
Michael Bennet0%1%
Don't know6%10%

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CategoryUrbanSuburbanRural
Elizabeth Warren21%26%20%
Bernie Sanders16%15%20%
Joseph R. Biden11%12%9%
Michael R. Bloomberg12%10%15%
Amy Klobuchar8%9%6%
Pete Buttigieg8%6%5%
Andrew Yang4%4%5%
Julián Castro4%2%2%
Tom Steyer3%3%0%
Tulsi Gabbard1%2%0%
Kamala Harris1%1%2%
Cory Booker1%2%0%
Michael Bennet1%0%2%
Don't know8%8%12%

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Category18-2930-4445-6465+
Elizabeth Warren34%22%17%25%
Bernie Sanders17%15%18%10%
Joseph R. Biden8%11%14%12%
Michael R. Bloomberg7%7%12%24%
Amy Klobuchar2%5%13%12%
Pete Buttigieg6%11%5%2%
Andrew Yang6%7%1%3%
Julián Castro3%5%2%0%
Tom Steyer0%4%3%1%
Tulsi Gabbard1%2%2%0%
Kamala Harris0%1%3%0%
Cory Booker1%0%2%2%
Michael Bennet0%1%1%2%
Don't know14%7%7%5%

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CategoryNo HSHigh school graduateSome college2-year4-yearPost-grad
Elizabeth Warren7%26%25%16%27%16%
Bernie Sanders18%16%15%18%19%10%
Joseph R. Biden28%4%13%16%11%18%
Michael R. Bloomberg0%17%12%13%7%9%
Amy Klobuchar0%4%7%7%9%17%
Pete Buttigieg0%4%7%4%9%9%
Andrew Yang0%5%4%14%1%4%
Julián Castro0%5%3%1%2%1%
Tom Steyer11%3%1%0%2%3%
Tulsi Gabbard0%0%3%0%2%1%
Kamala Harris0%2%1%2%1%1%
Cory Booker0%0%1%2%2%1%
Michael Bennet15%0%0%0%1%2%
Don't know21%13%9%7%6%4%

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CategoryExtremely importantSomewhat importantNot very importantNot at all important
Elizabeth Warren18%21%18%35%
Bernie Sanders18%11%21%13%
Joseph R. Biden11%10%21%8%
Michael R. Bloomberg19%9%6%8%
Amy Klobuchar9%7%7%9%
Pete Buttigieg5%8%5%8%
Andrew Yang2%5%7%4%
Julián Castro2%6%1%2%
Tom Steyer3%1%3%2%
Tulsi Gabbard2%0%0%3%
Kamala Harris2%1%2%0%
Cory Booker1%3%0%0%
Michael Bennet1%2%1%0%
Don't know7%14%6%7%

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CategoryThe Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.The Bible is the word of God but not everything in it should be taken literally, word for word.The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word of God.Don't know.
Elizabeth Warren15%17%32%21%
Bernie Sanders21%15%16%1%
Joseph R. Biden9%12%13%7%
Michael R. Bloomberg20%13%6%12%
Amy Klobuchar5%9%8%11%
Pete Buttigieg6%7%7%2%
Andrew Yang1%3%4%25%
Julián Castro2%5%1%3%
Tom Steyer1%3%2%0%
Tulsi Gabbard0%1%2%6%
Kamala Harris2%2%0%0%
Cory Booker4%1%0%0%
Michael Bennet2%1%0%0%
Roque De La Fuente0%0%0%1%
John K. Delaney0%1%0%0%
Deval Patrick0%1%0%0%
Marianne Williamson0%0%1%0%
Don't know11%9%6%11%

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