A question for those who are still undecided.

[PETRUS]

It's still early in the process, so I'm not surprised that among those who post in this forum, "undecided" has a higher percentage than any one candidate. But I'm guessing that, like me, other undecided folks have it somewhat narrowed down.

I'd be interested to know what candidates "undecided" people are seriously considering. May I ask anyone who is willing to list their top two or three choices?

And since I'm asking others, I feel obligated to answer my own question. My calculus could change, or events could upend things, but for some time now I haven't been able to see myself voting for anyone other than Sanders or Warren when my state has its primary.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Biden, Harris, Warren.

Definitely not Sanders or the vanity candidates (Williamson or Yang). Might consider Buttigieg or Booker if they get that far.

[still_one]

8. ++++++++

[comradebillyboy]

15. e too.

[Mike Nelson]

2. My top three would be ...

… Harris, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar. I like many others… and I am open to be impressed by them in the future - maybe at a debate. Of your two, I would put Warren in my second three.

[comradebillyboy]

16. I like Klobuchar a lot, but I don't see what she can do to

to move into the first tier.

[katmondoo]

3. Biden Warren

[Fiendish Thingy]

4. Warren, Harris, Sanders nt

[Funtatlaguy]

5. Warren, Harris, Biden

[bobbieinok]

6. Harris or Warren.

Discovered Booker years ago. Have liked him a long time.

Sanders is NOT a member of the democratic party.

Biden seems too old.

Mayor Pete is interesting, but young, not enuff national experience. Ditto Beto.

Klobacher and Gillibrand sorta interesting.

[fleur-de-lisa]

7. Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren

[TimeToGo]

9. No idea yet

I'm having trouble seeing myself voting for Harris, Sanders or Gillibrand in the primary. But who knows. And who knows who will still be in the race by that time.

Different rules apply in the general of course.

[Blue_true]

10. For me.

It's Warren/Biden/Harris in that order. I will listen to a newcomer like Bullock, but my choice is down to three at this time. I want more debates, particularly with Warren, Biden and Harris on the same stage.

[Piratedog]

11. It's 7 months before the first primary. Why should I decide now?

The first debate wasn’t a debate...it was just a bunch of people on stage...twice. There are some I like better than others but why do I have to decide so early.
If have a last name other than trump or pence, they are in the running for my vote at the current time.

[StevieM]

12. What I am looking for is someone to make it clear that they will not allow this Supreme Court

to remain seated in its current composition.

[pink]

33. You must be considering Buttegieg then n/t

[StevieM]

34. I don't like his particular plan.

And I am not too fond of him.

The whole reason we are in this situation is because Obama appointed James Comey. I don't care how the history books have been written--I have no doubt that without Comey in the equation we would have destroyed Trump. Buttegieg strikes me as someone who would repeat Obama's worst mistake.

[First Speaker]

13. Biden, Klobuchar, Harris, Warren...

...think they're the best, and would vote for any of them with enthusiasm. As, of course, I would any of the others...

[TreasonousBastard]

17. Although I firmly believe my current choice would actually do the best job as president...

I realize that opinion is not terribly popular.

I also realize that the NY primary is next April, and anything can happen by then. And probably will, but, alas, I doubt Ms Klobuchar will still be around by then.

So, if that is a lost cause, I shall be quite happy to vote for Harris or Warren. The rest of them I'm not sure are up to the job.

[cwydro]

19. I like Klobuchar too.

Who knows what might happen?

[TSIAS]

18. Biden is my first

I'd also strongly consider Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg, Inslee, Gravel and a few others.

The only candidates I could never support are Kamala Harris, Hickenlooper, Delaney, Gabbard, and Wayne Messam.

[Iggo]

31. Aw, man.

[tishaLA]

20. Sens Harris and Warren

and Sec Castro b behind them

[demmiblue]

21. In no particular order: Warren, Buttigieg, Harris. n/t

[dsc]

22. Of the top four only Sanders is a hard no for me

so if it gets to NC with Mayor Pete and some combo of Harris, Biden, and Warren being in the lead positions with Sanders a distant 4th then I will probably vote for Mayor Pete to advance LGBT representation. If Sanders is in the mix for top two then I will vote for the other top two person most likely.

[Wounded Bear]

23. I figure those who are still "Undecided" are less likely to pout if their candidate isn't chosen...

and thus more likely to support the final nominee.

JMO

[PETRUS]

24. My thanks to everyone who replied.

I'm hoping to keep the thread going. I can't be the only one here who is curious about this.

[myohmy2]

25. okay...

...Bernie Sanders, President

...Bill De Blasio, Vice President

...now that would be an ass-kicking ticket...

...

[Act_of_Reparation]

26. No problem.

I'm leaving heavily towards Warren at this point.

[Srkdqltr]

27. I have liked Warren for a while.

Warren would be my first. Harris second. I love Biden but I really am not seeing him as president. I have to see how the all do as the time goes on. Afterall, Beto was the golden boy for a while and has dropped away now.

[TwistedTinkerbelle]

28. The Texas primary is eight months away.

A lot can happen in eight months. I'm leaning toward Harris, Warren or Biden. There are several others I'm watching---but again it's a long road between now and Super Tuesday.

[Firestorm49]

29. Tending toward Harris & Warren.

[brush]

30. Harris, Warren, Biden. Castro for veep. Klobuchar and Yang for cabinet posts.

[Iggo]

32. I like some more than others. But they're all light years beyond the current resident...

...and I'll happily support whoever is the eventual candidate.