Reuters/Ipsos poll, Democratic registered voters: Biden 30%, Sanders 19%, Warren 14%, Harris 5%,

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Buttigieg 5%, Booker & O'Rourke & Yang 3%, all others 1% or less, PLUS 10% voting "Don't Know"

https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default/files/ct/news/documents/2019-09/2019_reuters_tracking_-_core_political_democratic_primary_tracker_09_11_2019_.pdf


They show the trends from this poll and their previous 4 polls.

Biden was at 36% in May and June, dipped to 28% in July and August, now 30%.

Sanders was at 15, 16, 18, 23, and now 19%.

Warren at 9, 11, 13, 12, and now 14%.

Harris at 9, 8, 13, 7, and now 5%.

Buttigieg at 5% except for dropping briefly to 4% in the July poll.


This Ipsos poll also asked the preferences of Democratic, Independent, AND OTHER registered voters. Since the only others mentioned in the info on methodology are Republicans, apparently they included at least some Republicans as well, though this was not a GE poll, but a Democratic primary poll. (Maybe they had some Republicans determined to vote in our primaries?)

That part of the poll had 20% saying "Don't Know."

And it had Biden at 22%, Sanders at 16%, Warren at 11%, Buttigieg and Harris at 4%, Yang and Booker at 3%, O'Rourke at 2%, and all others at 1% or less.

LOL. Just noticed that 5% responding in this part of the poll said "Can't vote in primary."

I have to admit I wonder why they thought this type of primary polling was relevant.

Which is why I've highlighted the results for Democratic registered voters.