Poll shows few Democrats have picked a candidate, suggesting wide-open race

More than half of Democrats polled by The Washington Post and ABC did not provide a name when asked who they'd support in next year's presidential primary, suggesting a wide-open race for the right to take on president Trump.

Former Vice President Joe Biden took 9 percent and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) won 8 percent support in the new poll released Tuesday. But no other candidates cleared 5 percent support, and 56 percent of respondents did not name a candidate.

Among other candidates who have declared, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) received 2 percent of support while Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and former San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro received less than one percent.

The poll did suggest Trump is vulnerable for defeat. Fifty-six percent of all American surveyed would “definitely not vote for" Trump if he is the Republican nominee, including 59 percent of independents and 64 percent of women.

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