Joe Biden continues his lead above the MOE in the Morning Consult weekly national poll release….
But this points to something that IS happening in Democratic national polls, not state polling….
As Mike Bloomberg spends hundreds of millions of dollars and hires over 800 campaign workers?
He IS climbing in the polls….
That?
And Elizabeth Warren and Buttigieg are dropping ….
Essentially the race for the Democratic nomination is a two man race coming from two different directions in policy….
Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg hit double digits in a new Morning Consult poll on Tuesday, marking the latest sign of his campaign’s growing support since launching in November.
Twelve percent of Democratic primary supported Bloomberg in the poll, putting the former New York City mayor above former South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 7 percent, businessman Andrew Yang at 5 percent and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) at 3 percent.
Former Vice President Joe Biden led the field with 29 percent support, followed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) at 23 percent. Sen. Elizabeth Warren(D-Mass.) rounded out the poll’s top three spots with 14 percent support.
The survey is the latest sign that Bloomberg’s massive advertising campaign appears to be paying off in the polls.
Bloomberg, who is not fundraising, has already spent $270 million on advertising across the country ahead of the primary contests.
His campaign on Monday began sending mailers to 2.5 million Democratic primary voters across the country.
Bloomberg, who is not competing in Iowa and New Hampshire, has focused specifically on the Super Tuesday states. …
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Early Primary States vs National Poll….
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tracking, by generation:
Gen Z
Sanders: 47%
Biden: 17%
Warren: 11%
Millennial
Sanders 40%
Biden 20%
Warren 14%
Gen X
Biden 30%
Sanders 22%
Warren 16%
Boomers
Biden 36%
Bloomberg 16%
Warren 13%
When does Millennial end and Generation Z begin?
For Biden this is the ultimate “Ok Boomer” election.
Biden is going to need his fellow pre-Boomers…
Boomers: 1946-1964
Generation X: 1965-1980
Millennial: 1981-1995
Generation Z: 1996- 2002 (for voting purposes in this election)