Senator Kamala Harris of California also polled ahead of the president by one point, at 45 to 44 percent. But that lead falls within the poll's margin of error.
A new poll suggested that 2020 Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren would all beat President Donald Trump in a head-to-head competition by significant margins.showing him beating out Trump by a margin of 51 to 42 percent, a lead of nine points. Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont, had the second largest win gap in the poll, beating Trump by seven points, 50 to 43 percent.
Senator Elizabeth Warren pats Senator Bernie Sanders on the back after Sanders spoke at a news conference on the Social Security system on February 16, 2017 in Washington, D.C.said they favored Warren for the Democratic nomination. The senator from Massachusetts came in second, with support from 19 percent of respondents. Sanders tied with Harris, with 13 percent and Biden led the pack with 26 percent of support.
"Elizabeth is a good friend of mine," he responded."What we need is a political revolution. And I think I'm the only candidate who has been clear about that, who has the capability of doing that."
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