3 questions.
1. Who is most likely to win the Democratic nomination?
2. Who would have the best chance of beating Trump in the general election?
3. If you had to vote for one of them, who would it be?
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Jonathan Bailey
>That roster size
Your thread should have been titled "Who do you main?"
Aiden Jones
>Who would win the nomination
Bernie or biden if they're not dead and choose to run
>who would beat Trump
Mike Bloomberg (Independent, leaning dem)
Cory Booker from your list
Some of the more pro-union types who could take Trump's working class support
>Who would you vote for
Seth Moulton
Elijah Edwards
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>Gilibrand if there is no "russian interference"
2
>honestly, Harris because she is a woman and a minority
3
>I would vote Bernie again because he got shafted last time.
I hope the democrats have a huge field of contenders like the GOP did so there can be some "russian interference" to get Eric Holder to win the nomination and lose to Trump for being such a cunt.
Owen Smith
>1. Who is most likely to win the Democratic nomination?
It actually varies depending on how many people run because certain candidates would take votes from others, but the safe bet is that Biden would win.
>2. Who would have the best chance of beating Trump in the general election?
Very few people on that list would lose to Trump. It was pretty obvious going into the 2016 election the winner would be a 1-term president. So the question should be who would beat Trump by the most, and again that's Biden. He is from a swing state Trump won, has the Obama nostalgia factor, is popular with white working class but also with liberals, so that's kind of the Trifecta of the Democratic voting base. He'd probably also get a good portion of the minority vote because, again, Obama, who would absolutely be out there campaigning for him.
>3. If you had to vote for one of them, who would it be?
I would unironically vote for Dwayne.
Nathaniel Perez
I'd guess Corey Booker.
Joshua Lopez
Biden and it’ll be a very interesting general
Justin Reyes
Trump vs Sanders
Sanders' far left rhetoric scares away the south from being on the table, but he basically robs Trump of the entire rust belt due to his high popularity there on economic principle.
Cameron Peterson
Who do you main?
Adam Gray
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