Harris rises into 2nd place in new poll of NH primary voters

[bluewater]

Kamala Harris rises into second place in new Saint Anselm College poll of NH primary voters

Sen. Kamala Harris has moved into second place among Democratic presidential contenders, while Sen. Bernie Sanders has dropped into fifth place, in the latest New Hampshire primary poll conducted by Saint Anselm College.

Harris, apparently still resonating with voters following her debate performance more than two weeks ago, is backed by by 17.5 percent of likely Democratic first-in-the-nation primary voters. That support puts her just more than 3 percentage points behind former Vice President Joe Biden, who received 20.8 percent.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is a close third, at 16.7 percent, less than a percentage point behind Harris. Sanders registered 9.9 percent, behind Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who is fourth in the poll with 11.5 percent.
Former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke, after registering at 6.4 percent in a Saint Anselm College poll in April, received zero percent support in the new poll.

The Saint Anselm College Survey Center said it polled 351 registered voters expressing an intention to vote in the 2020 New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary between July 10 and 12. The survey center said the poll was conducted via landline and cellular telephone calls.

The poll’s margin of error is 5.2 percent, which means that the top three candidates -- Biden, Harris and Warren – are in a statistical tie.

https://www.wmur.com/article/kamala-harris-rises-into-second-place-in-new-saint-anselm-college-poll-of-nh-primary-voters/28401473

[PatrickforO]

1. I'm liking Kamala quite a bit too. I'm supporting Warren, but I could

get behind her with enthusiasm! Buttigieg, too.

All three are really awesome candidates.

[charlyvi]

2. Bernie's fifth in NH?

Does not bode well for him.

[PatrickforO]

3. No, but I've never thought Bernie would go deep in the primaries this time

around. As Donald Fagan sang, 'The time of his time has come and gone.' To my mind, the three I mention here, Warren, Harris and Buttigieg, are very strong.

[Blue_true]

5. He needs more than a noun, a verb and the 1%. So far he has not found it. nt

[FloridaBlues]

4. That is a small sample of voters (350) they polled.

Surprised that Warren or sanders isn't doing better in this neighboring state.

[Shrek]

6. Williamson leads Booker, Gabbard, Gillibrand, and Inslee

And Klobuchar trails Yang.

Would not have expected that.

[mcar]

7. Just coming on to post this