Biden leads Democrats, but it's still a 'pretty fluid race,' poll shows

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

WASHINGTON — As Democratic presidential hopefuls prepare for their second round of debates this week, a new poll finds that half of likely primary voters have changed their minds since the spring, highlighting how unsettled the contest remains.

Former Vice President Joe Biden continues to lead in the latest University of Southern California Dornsife/Los Angeles Times nationwide poll, while three senators, Kamala Harris of California, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont, are essentially tied for second place. That marks an improvement for Harris and Warren and a decline for Sanders since April, when the poll last tested the Democratic race.

More notably, about half of the voters in the poll have changed their preferences since the April survey — a reminder that at this point of the campaign, most voters don’t have firm commitments.

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Biden continues to lead the poll, with 28%. Harris was at 10%, putting her in an effective tie with Warren, also at 10% and Sanders, at 11%. An additional 25% of voters said they were undecided when presented with a list of 25 people who have declared they are running.

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[murielm99]

1. I would like to see the debates

between our nominee and the orange madman, but he may not even debate!

It is early. I am not sure I will watch the "debates" in their entirety. These are not really debates. They are too hard to manage with so many candidates onstage.