***BREAKING A + RATED DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY POLL*** Biden 27% Sanders 20% Mayor Pete 8%

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Biden
27%
Sanders
20%
Buttigieg
8%
Harris
8%
Warren
6%
O'Rourke
4%
Booker
2%
Hickenlooper
2%
Klobuchar
1%
de Blasio
1%
Castro
0%
Gillibrand
0%


https://www.monmouth.edu/polling-institute/documents/monmouthpoll_us_042319.pdf/

[BlueFlorida]

1. Poll's heading - Biden stable, Bernie sags, Buttigieg surges

Well done poll and statistically sound.

[vsrazdem]

3. I'm glad to hear you say that (statistically sound). Now can we stop with the narrative

that Bernie cannot get the African American vote.

[BlueFlorida]

4. Only 109 participants were non-white

One cannot draw conclusions on subsets of the whole cohort because the MOE for subsets is extremely high.

So my previous assertion stands.

[vsrazdem]

6. Okay, so I guess now you're saying it is not statistically sound.

[BlueFlorida]

7. Please don't put words in my posts.

The poll "as a whole" is statistically sound.

However, you cannot draw conclusions on the subsets -- i.e. women, young, old, white, black, brown, gay, straight or any other attribute.

[mobeau69]

2. The major exception to this trend is Buttigieg

Most of the top contenders saw a decline of 2 to 3 points in their support since March, while Sanders actually dropped by 5 points and Biden lost only one point. The major exception to this trend is Buttigieg, whose support shot up 8 points from basically nothing one month ago. The other sizable shift in this poll is the number of Democrats who do not lean toward any candidate. This undecided group currently stands at 14%, up from 8% in March.

[stonecutter357]

5. K&R