For those here who support Amy Klobuchar first, I am interested

[WheelWalker]

in your second choice. Amy currently holds that place in my mind.

Thanks.

[apcalc]

1. Klobuchar/Harris or vice versa

[exboyfil]

2. Kamala Harris

The others in order:

Sherrod Brown (I hate giving up that Senate seat)
Cory Booker
Joe Biden

but I will vote for any Democrat over the monster in the general election.

My dream ticket would be Klobuchar/Booker.

Next would be Harris/Brown in either order.

Then Biden/Harris

[question everything]

3. Undecided at this point

As much as I support her, I notice that there are currently four members of the Senate Judiciary committee running. Will they be there if there is another nominee? And I still think that there should be some executive experience, preferably a governor. This is what Buttigieg is claiming. And, I suppose, being a former prosecutor - Klobuchar, Harris - running an office can qualify.

[NRaleighLiberal]

4. Harris. I am equally happy with either

[leftofcool]

5. Beto is my second choice, if he decides to get in

[MoonRiver]

6. I'm undecided. Formerly leaned toward Klobuchar, now Harris.

[Bev54]

7. Beto

I would like to see Amy as President with Beto as VP, getting ready to run for Pres 8 years later. My second choice for pres would be Beto with VP Kamala Harris

[Freddie]

8. Harris, Brown

Amy could be a running mate to either, or they to her.

[Fla Dem]

9. In alphabetical order; Brown, Castro, Gillibrand, Harris, Klobuchar, Warren.

Amy is not necessarily my 1st choice. I'll probably not make any major decisions until after the first round of debates, so sometime in the June-July timeframe. But the 6 listed are my front runners

Democrats to Start Presidential Primary Debates in June 2019
The Democratic Party will begin a schedule of at least a dozen presidential primary debates in June 2019.
Dec. 20, 2018, at 9:55 p.m.
BY BILL BARROW, Associated Press

Democrats will hold at least a dozen presidential primary debates starting in June 2019 and running through April 2020, with party Chairman Tom Perez promising rules that will give everyone in a potentially large field a fair shot at voters' attention.

Making public his first in a series of decisions on the 2020 debate calendar, Perez said Thursday that the national party will sponsor six debates in 2019 and six more in 2020. That could be extended if the nomination process drags deep into the spring.

Exact dates, locations, media partners and qualifying thresholds will be announced in early 2019. But Perez says early voting states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina won't host debates until 2020.

The first two debates in June and July will have two rounds, possibly over two nights, to accommodate what is expected to be an unwieldy field. Candidates will be assigned at random, Perez said, to avoid the party picking and choosing who is a top-tier contender, as Republicans did during their 2016 primary debates.

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https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2018-12-20/democrats-to-start-presidential-primary-debates-in-june-2019

[Awsi Dooger]

10. Beto would actually be first and Klobuchar second

I'll switch to Beto if he enters officially.

Several of us in this thread seem to have Beto and Amy 1-2 in either order

[ripcord]

11. I lean heavily towards Biden/Harris

But I feel it is too early to make a call.