Election 2020

[Eric the Green]

Bloomberg is doing well in Florida (first major state in which I have seen him leading a poll). But not so well in Texas.

Friday, February 14
Race Poll Results Spread

Texas Democratic Primary UT/Texas Tribune Biden 22, Sanders 24, Warren 15, Bloomberg 10, Buttigieg 7, Klobuchar 3, Yang 6, Gabbard 2 Sanders +2

Georgia Democratic Primary WSB-TV/Landmark Biden 32, Sanders 14, Bloomberg 14, Buttigieg 5, Warren 4, Klobuchar 3, Steyer 2, Gabbard 1 Biden +18

Florida Democratic Presidential Primary St. Pete Polls Biden 26, Bloomberg 27, Sanders 10, Klobuchar 9, Warren 5, Buttigieg 11, Steyer 1, Gabbard Bloomberg +1

Texas: Trump vs. Sanders UT/Texas Tribune Trump 47, Sanders 45 Trump +2
Texas: Trump vs. Buttigieg UT/Texas Tribune Trump 46, Buttigieg 41 Trump +5
Texas: Trump vs. Bloomberg UT/Texas Tribune Trump 46, Bloomberg 41 Trump +5
Texas: Trump vs. Klobuchar UT/Texas Tribune Trump 46, Klobuchar 41 Trump +5
Texas: Trump vs. Biden UT/Texas Tribune Trump 47, Biden 43 Trump +4
Texas: Trump vs. Warren UT/Texas Tribune Trump 47, Warren 44 Trump +3

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls...elections/

Mike has major problems for Democratic primary voters. First, he's a billionaire trying to buy the election, and he uses his money to buy supporters. There's no magic to Mike except the magic of money. Second, his record on labor unions and hiring practices is poor. Third, his stop and frisk policy hurts him with blacks. Fourth, his shut down of Occupy hurts him with liberal youth. Fifth, not all voters like his nanny-state approach to indulgences like soda pop and grass. I'm sure there's more. His major appeal is competence, "Mike will get it done." We know how that fared with that other Mike. And he has no personality, even a complacent 'murican one like Nixon and the Bushes, which is fatal to a USA presidential candidate. In a year when Democrats are choosing who can beat Trump, that is a drawback that some Democratic primary voters might consider.

New polls today:
Nevada Democratic Presidential Caucus Las Vegas Review-Journal Sanders 25, Biden 18, Warren 13, Steyer 11, Buttigieg 10, Klobuchar 10, Gabbard Sanders +7

South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary East Carolina U. Biden 28, Sanders 20, Steyer 14, Warren 7, Buttigieg 8, Klobuchar 7, Gabbard 1 Biden +8