Second Choice Among Joe Biden Supporters (September 2019)

Second Choice Among Joe Biden Supporters (September 2019)

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categoryTotal
Elizabeth Warren30%
Beto O'Rourke22%
Bernie Sanders12%
Julián Castro8%
Kamala Harris7%
Amy Klobuchar3%
Cory Booker2%
Pete Buttigieg2%
Michael Bennet1%
Steve Bullock0%
Andrew Yang0%
Anyone/Any of them2%
No one/None of them4%
Don't know/No opinion7%

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categoryDemocratIndependent
Elizabeth Warren32%11%
Beto O'Rourke22%18%
Bernie Sanders13%0%
Julián Castro6%26%
Kamala Harris8%0%
Amy Klobuchar2%13%
Cory Booker1%16%
Pete Buttigieg2%0%
Michael Bennet1%0%
Steve Bullock0%0%
Andrew Yang0%0%
Anyone/Any of them2%0%
No one/None of them2%16%
Don't know/No opinion8%0%

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categoryLean DemocratNot very strong DemocratStrong Democrat
Elizabeth Warren35%25%35%
Beto O'Rourke6%41%17%
Bernie Sanders18%7%14%
Julián Castro8%3%8%
Kamala Harris4%0%14%
Amy Klobuchar8%0%1%
Cory Booker0%0%2%
Pete Buttigieg6%0%2%
Michael Bennet0%3%0%
Steve Bullock0%0%1%
Andrew Yang2%0%0%
Anyone/Any of them0%0%4%
No one/None of them8%4%0%
Don't know/No opinion6%18%4%

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categoryLeaning liberalSomewhat liberalExtremely liberal
Elizabeth Warren32%46%28%
Beto O'Rourke29%6%25%
Bernie Sanders15%7%17%
Julián Castro6%16%0%
Kamala Harris0%10%18%
Don't know/No opinion2%3%0%
Amy Klobuchar10%0%0%
Cory Booker0%2%0%
Pete Buttigieg5%2%5%
Anyone/Any of them0%4%7%
Michael Bennet0%4%0%

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categoryMaleFemale
Elizabeth Warren31%28%
Beto O'Rourke22%22%
Bernie Sanders6%16%
Julián Castro9%7%
Kamala Harris10%5%
Don't know/No opinion0%13%
No one/None of them3%4%
Amy Klobuchar5%1%
Cory Booker4%1%
Pete Buttigieg4%0%
Anyone/Any of them3%2%
Michael Bennet2%0%
Steve Bullock0%1%
Andrew Yang1%0%

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categoryNo high schoolHigh school graduateSome college2-year4-yearPost-grad
Elizabeth Warren78%26%21%57%31%32%
Beto O'Rourke12%22%30%9%20%15%
Bernie Sanders0%11%18%16%13%0%
Julián Castro0%9%9%0%7%12%
Kamala Harris0%11%5%18%6%4%
Amy Klobuchar0%0%2%0%11%0%
Cory Booker0%1%0%0%0%13%
Pete Buttigieg0%1%3%0%0%3%
Michael Bennet0%0%0%0%0%4%
Steve Bullock0%1%0%0%0%0%
Andrew Yang0%1%0%0%0%0%
Anyone/Any of them0%0%6%0%0%4%
No one/None of them0%0%4%0%5%10%
Don't know/No opinion11%16%2%0%7%3%

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category18-2930-4445-6465+
Elizabeth Warren0%5%38%34%
Beto O'Rourke61%38%18%11%
Bernie Sanders34%19%7%10%
Julián Castro0%22%4%10%
Kamala Harris0%0%4%18%
Don't know/No opinion5%0%14%1%
No one/None of them0%0%0%11%
Amy Klobuchar0%0%6%0%
Cory Booker0%11%0%3%
Pete Buttigieg0%0%3%1%
Anyone/Any of them0%0%5%0%
Michael Bennet0%5%0%0%
Steve Bullock0%0%0%1%
Andrew Yang0%0%1%0%

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