The South Bend, Indiana mayor was the favorite candidate for 25 percent of respondents, while Senator Elizabeth Warren came in second with 16 percent.
, which was published on Saturday evening, showed Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, as the first choice for 25 percent of the state's caucus attendees. He was trailed by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who came in second with 16 percent, nine points behind Buttigieg. Former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont tied for third place, with 15 percent.
A poll released by Monmouth University last week also showed Buttigieg in the lead in Iowa, albeit a less commanding one. In that survey, the South Bend mayor had 22 percent, trailed by Biden with 19 percent. Warren and Sanders had 18 percent and 13 percent respectively. Combined, the insights from the two polls, suggest that Buttigieg is currently the clear front-runner in the state.
Democratic presidential hopeful, South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg speaks at the California Democratic Party 2019 Fall Endorsing Convention in Long Beach, California on November 16poll shows a clear reshuffling of support for the top Democratic candidates. In September, the same survey had Warren leading the pack with 22 percent, followed by Biden with 20 percent and Sanders at 11 percent. No other candidates polled in the double digits, but Buttigieg came in fourth at 9 percent.
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