Warren, Sanders, and Biden Lead the Democratic Primary Nationwide Ahead of Debates
Change Research National Pre-Debate Poll: July 23-26, 2019
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Warren (22%), Sanders (20%), and Biden (20%) lead the Democratic primary nationwide ahead of the second round of Democratic debates.
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Voters most want candidates to speak more about Medicare for All/the Affordable Care Act and climate change
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Voters most want candidates to speak less about the Mueller investigation and the threat from Iran.
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Voters Want Candidates to Speak More on Health Care and Climate Change, Less on Mueller and Iran
Survey respondents were asked to choose up to five issues that they would like to hear candidates speak on more. Medicare for All/the Affordable Care Act is the top issue voters want to hear more about, with 62% including it in their selections; climate change (57%), income inequality (27%), election security (27%), and family separation (25%) round out the top five.
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When asked to choose up to five issues that they would like to hear candidates speak less about, 30% of voters chose the Mueller investigation. They also want to hear less about the threat from Iran (19%), universal basic income (19%), border crossing as a crime vs. civil offense (19%), and automation replacing jobs (17%).
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