Bloomberg reports:
A new Quinnipiac Poll announced Thursday shows Sen. Elizabeth Warren leading the Democratic primary race as former Vice President Joe Biden slips to second.
Warren receives 28 percent of the vote among Democratic voters and independent voters who lean Democratic, while Biden gets 21 percent. Sen. Bernie Sanders gets 15 percent, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg gets 10 percent, Sen. Kamala Harris is at 5 percent and Sen. Amy Klobuchar is at 3 percent. No other candidate tops one percent.
In an October 14 poll, prior to the fourth debate, Warren and Biden were locked in a close race in which Warren received 30 percent, Biden got 27 percent, Sanders had 11 percent, Buttigieg got 8 percent, Harris received 4 percent and Klobuchar had 2 percent of the vote.
Two other national polls released this month showed Biden in the lead.
Elizabeth Warren has edged ahead of Joe Biden after the two candidates were essentially tied for weeks, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll https://t.co/raz8YoLQsm
— Bloomberg (@business) October 24, 2019
New national Quinnipiac poll conducted after last week’s debate has Warren in first & gives Klobuchar the poll that should qualify her for Nov debate
Warren 28% (-2)
Biden 21% (-6)
Sanders 15% (+5)
Buttigieg: 10% (+2)
Harris 5% (+1)
Klobuchar 3% (+1)
Everyone else at 1% or less— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) October 24, 2019
Today’s Quinnipiac poll of Ds shows Warren opening up a clear lead over Biden. Yesterday’s CNN poll showed Biden bouncing back into a healthy lead over Warren. Which poll is right? Hell if I know but this is a reminder that the race isn’t set in stone. No national primary anyway.
— Larry Sabato (@LarrySabato) October 24, 2019