Ouch. Only one person supported Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) in the latest Boston Globe poll of New Hampshire, his neighbor state to the north:
Representative Seth Moulton, of Massachusetts, who announced his bid for president last week, had the support of a single person in the survey. https://t.co/fskKyChAIC via @BostonGlobe #mapoli
— James Pindell (@JamesPindell) April 30, 2019
What a clown show. From the Boston Globe:
The survey showed a fragmented field for Democrats. With 24 current and potential candidates polled, the top four contenders accounted for nearly 53 percent of support from those surveyed, while 14 candidates didn’t reach 1 percent. Representative Seth Moulton, of Massachusetts, who announced his bid for president last week, had the support of a single person in the survey.
And the poll should be a warning to Bernie Sanders who trails Joe Biden badly:
In the first NH poll since Biden’s launch, the former VP has a solid lead at 20% among likely primary voters – followed by Bernie and Buttigieg around 12% and Warren at 8%. Kamala nets 6% in this poll, with O’Rourke and Booker each at 3%. https://t.co/lIwseloUZB
— Rebecca Buck (@RebeccaBuck) April 30, 2019
Oof:
Bernie at just 12 percent in state (NH) he handily won in 2016. https://t.co/iuxUYIDcNG
— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) April 30, 2019
Electability against Trump doesn’t matter if he can’t make it past New Hampshire:
Bernie releasing polling on his electability makes a lot more sense after seeing NH polling showing voters don’t think he’s electable
— Emily C. Singer (@CahnEmily) April 30, 2019
And new polling from Morning Consult and CNN show big bumps for Biden as well:
Biden jumps 6 points in new Morning Consult weekly Dem WH poll:
Biden 36% (+6 from last week)
Sanders 22% (-2)
Warren 9% (+2)
Buttigieg 8% (-1)
Harris 7% (-1)
O’Rourke 5% (-1)
Booker 3% (-1)
Klobuchar 2% (—)
Yang 2% (—)https://t.co/pdkofdXu7Q— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) April 30, 2019
New CNN poll of voters who are Dems & Democratic-leaning independents shows @JoeBiden leading the Democratic pack
Biden 39
Bernie 15
Warren 8
Buttigieg 7
O’Rourke 6
Harris 5https://t.co/rUmZuLKAjN— Arlette Saenz (@ArletteSaenz) April 30, 2019
Goodbye Bernie?
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