Sen. Bernie Sanders
Bernie SandersSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Trump on Clinton’s Sanders comments: ‘She’s the one that people don’t like’ MORE (I-Vt.) is leading the crowded Democratic primary field in California, according to a new poll from the University of Southern California’s Rossier School of Education/PACE.
The survey showed Sanders with a 28 percent lead among California voters who said they planned to vote in the Democratic primary. Former Vice President Joe Biden
Joe BidenSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Trump says impeachment lawyers were ‘really good’ MORE follows in second place at 24 percent support.
Sanders lost the state in 2016 to Hillary Clinton
Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Trump on Clinton’s Sanders comments: ‘She’s the one that people don’t like’ Hillary Clinton tears open wound with her attack on Sanders MORE in the presidential primary, coming in at roughly 46 percent of the vote.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Elizabeth Ann WarrenSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Hillary Clinton tears open wound with her attack on Sanders MORE (D-Mass.) garnered 12 percent support, while former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg
Peter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Hillary Clinton tears open wound with her attack on Sanders MORE came in at 8 percent.
California is one of several states to hold their nominating contest on Super Tuesday, which takes place on March 3. The delegate-rich state is set to allocate 495 delegates based on the primary’s outcome, making the state a must-win state for presidential hopefuls.
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Michael Rubens BloombergSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll Trump says Bloomberg is ‘wasting his money’ on 2020 campaign The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions MORE, who launched his campaign in November, has poured resources into California and other Super Tuesday states, spending roughly $24 million on ads in California. Yet the USC Rossier poll showed Bloomberg with 6 percent in the state.
Andrew Yang
Andrew YangSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll Sanders holds four-point lead on Biden in new California poll Yang highlights outsider status in Iowa ad ahead of caucuses MORE garnered 5 percent support, followed by Tom Steyer
Tom Fahr SteyerSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Sanders holds four-point lead on Biden in new California poll MORE at 3 percent support. Sen. Amy Klobuchar
Amy Jean KlobucharSanders joins Biden atop 2020 Democratic field: poll The Hill’s Morning Report – Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Sanders holds four-point lead on Biden in new California poll MORE (D-Minn.) came in at 2 percent.
The USC Rossier poll was conducted Jan. 3–10 among 2,000 California voters. The margin of error is 2.19 percentage points.
