RecentRCP polls including National,Averages,States and Betting Odds... Enjoy!

[Demsrule86]

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/2020_democratic_presidential_nomination-6730.html

[evertonfc]

1. Biden will just crush

it in South. I'm hoping he picks a running mate from South too. One that is a fighter and can go on trail and rally young voters.

[Demsrule86]

3. I think he will crush Trump also...I want a running mate from the south too... Georgia, Texas...

I am sure there are other places but those come to mind...Stacy would help Ossoff I think as well.

[evertonfc]

5. agree

Val Demmings is a former cop and from.the very part of Florida that we need to turn out to win. Florida is very much in play and it's why Trumps HQ is there. We win there. It's over

[Demsrule86]

9. Wow...it would be great to win Florida and Ohio too.

[Hortensis]

7. Well, it would be about who HE wants. He and Obama

became close, trusted friends, and Obama gave him a weighty portfolio to handle, one earned by his experience and abilities. Not just any sensible and admirable but ultimately political pick would do.

This may be no longer be a consideration as 4 dramatic years have passed, but I believe we should at least keep in mind that, when he was considering running in 2015, he reportedly wanted Elizabeth Warren as his one choice to be what he was to Obama, to the point that they met to discuss it while he was considering running.

Btw, probably one of the reasons Biden is so popular in the south is that Delaware has strong "southern" roots, as well as northern, and he has natural association and identification in both directions, at least as far as local southerners see him. His preference for getting along and building bridges with everyone is seemingly both inborn and ingrained.

[Demsrule86]

8. I agree with you. I will be fine with anybody Biden chooses.

[Hortensis]

11. :) I said to be what he was to Obama, but of course

they're different people. Warren would bring...herself to the job. Apparently he really liked what he saw that as being at one time, though. I'm with you in choosing to be fine with whomever he chooses, but on the face of it they strike me as both a reassuringly compatible but also excitingly complementary pair.

We live in interesting times, and at least this subject is an interestingly positive one full of possibilities.

[Demsrule86]

13. Biden was unique in many ways...I can't think of anyone who could bring the experience to the job

that he did.

[Hortensis]

17. Certainly no one in this election. He stands alone in that respect.

[Demsrule86]

18. I wish we had someone as perfect to this particular election as he was in 08 and 12.

[janterry]

2. It shows you how many people are looking for options

They really aren't settled at all

[Demsrule86]

4. I think Biden will be the nominee myself...but who knows?

[janterry]

6. Oh, I think he will, too

But I see these poll numbers as horrible for Biden.

He has the inside track, money, and still can't dominate the polls. Just kind of eek past his opponents.

From where I sit, it's a harbinger of bad news

[Demsrule86]

10. There are multiple candidates so wait until it is just two.

[aikoaiko]

12. If Biden is to be our candidate, I hope he does a good job of courting other candidates' supporters

[Demsrule86]

14. I hope the candidates in the race don't pursue scorched earth making it so the voters can't be

reached in the general. Time will tell. If I didn't know better, I would feel threatened...LOL.

[aikoaiko]

15. Except for the Warren accusation and the Sanders denial, everything has been peaceful.

Very kumbaya

[Demsrule86]

16. True that...let's hope it keeps on this way...I hope Sanders and Warren make up...good for us all.