Latest Marquette University Law School Poll, covering many issues...

[RobertDevereaux]

This poll was conducted April 3-7.

Sanders as top choice: Up from 23% to 32% since January.

Biden as top choice: Down slightly from 32% to 29% since January.

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"Among 12 current or potential Democratic presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden are top choices among Democrats or independents who do not lean to the Republican party, with Sanders a top choice of 32 percent and Biden a top choice of 29 percent.

"Elizabeth Warren is a top choice of 17 percent.

"In January, Sanders was a top choice of 23 percent, Biden a top choice of 32 percent and Warren a top choice of 15 percent.
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https://law.marquette.edu/poll/2019/04/10/new-marquette-law-school-poll-finds-little-change-in-views-of-trump-as-mueller-probe-ends-opinions-shift-on-confidence-in-mueller-on-state-issues-majorities-support-legal-marijuana-higher-special/?fbclid=IwAR30P7fAFJKZX-OKxOzmyITrW6I2Wqsv6OfpBwJsHmxeHWkFjP7CL_uVVjM

[namahage]

1. Top choices can easily change.

Look no further than our own DU poll for that.

I find at least as informative the “would not support” metric, as those voters will be harder sells, if not completely lost:

Sanders, 20%; Biden, 19%; Warren, 18%; Gillibrand, 16%; O'Rourke, 14%; Harris, 13%; Booker/Klobuchar 12%; Castro, 11%; Hickenlooper, 10%; Buttigieg/Inslee 8%.

[elleng]

2. Of course they 'can easily change,' however

DU's poll PERCENTAGES change, not the positions; it's been Harris > Biden > Sanders for quite a while.

[Kahuna7]

3. This is limited to the Wisconsin primary. nt

[RobertDevereaux]

4. Indeed it is.

Sorry that wasn’t more clear.