If This 2020 Poll of Democratic Presidential Hopefuls is Accurate, They’re In Trouble

A new poll from Suffolk University shows Sen. Elizabeth Warren is leading the pack of potential 2020 Democratic hopefuls among likely voters.

According to the poll, Warren leads former Vice President Joe Biden by six percentage points and 2016 Democratic runner-up, Bernie Sanders, by a whopping 13 percentage points.

Even so, no one is a runaway favorite and the Democratic field is shaping up to be as crowded with contenders vying for the nomination as 2016 was for Republicans. And we all know how that turned out.

The rest of the possible candidates Suffolk University included in the poll see a precipitous drop off in 2020 potential.

Warren leading the 2020 Dem field according to new Suffolk University poll of NH Democratic primary voters.
Warren 26%
Biden 20%
Sanders 13%
Booker 8%
Kamala Harris 4%
Deval Patrick 4%
Gillibrand 2%
McAuliffe 2%
Undecided 18%

— Annie Linskey (@AnnieLinskey) May 2, 2018

While it’s still early for 2020 predictions, the rest of the field suffers from lack of name recognition on the national level. Not to mention those like Kamala Harris who hold positions that are unpalatable to many Americans outside of their region.

Warren isn’t without her own problems to deal with as Native Americans have called for her to undergo a DNA test to prove her claims she has American Indian ancestry.

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