Former Vice President Joe Biden surged six points in a new Morning Consult poll released Tuesday. The newly-minted candidate earned 36% support among respondents,…
Former Vice President Joe Biden surged six points in a new Morning Consult poll released Tuesday.
The newly-minted candidate earned 36% support among respondents, 6% higher than he earned in the same poll last week, according to Morning Consult. Sen. Bernie Sanders took up second place with 22% of the vote, and fellow Sen. Elizabeth Warren took up third place with 9% support among Democratic respondents nationwide.
Sanders fell by 2 percentage points, and “Mayor Pete” Buttigieg dropped one point from last week. Sen. Cory Booker also lost support over the week, indicating that Biden’s rise didn’t come from any one candidate, but rather from previous supporters of multiple candidates now that he’s officially announced.
