Post by Admin on Jul 22, 2020 19:46:35 GMT
Democratic voters list Sens. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) as their top picks for vice president, a new Hill-HarrisX poll finds.
Twenty-three percent of Democratic voters say they want presumptive Democratic nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden to choose Harris as his running mate.
Twenty-two percent say the same of Warren.
The two former Democratic candidates for president also top the list among all registered voters in the July 20-21 poll.
However, the Obama administration's national security advisor, Susan Rice, topped the list among independent voters.
The survey found Warren and Harris also have the highest favorability ratings, at 37 percent and 35 percent, respectively, among the candidates listed, as well as having the most name recognition.
A July 7-10 Hill-HarrisX survey found Democratic voters prefer candidates who have previous government experience, are a woman and who are economically progressive.
The July 7-10 poll also found that the majority of Democratic voters – 51 percent – said a VP candidate who has previous government experience would make them more likely to vote for Biden. Forty-seven percent and 39 percent said the same of a running mate who is economically progressive and a Black woman, respectively.
Twenty-three percent of Democratic voters say they want presumptive Democratic nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden to choose Harris as his running mate.
Twenty-two percent say the same of Warren.
The two former Democratic candidates for president also top the list among all registered voters in the July 20-21 poll.
However, the Obama administration's national security advisor, Susan Rice, topped the list among independent voters.
The survey found Warren and Harris also have the highest favorability ratings, at 37 percent and 35 percent, respectively, among the candidates listed, as well as having the most name recognition.
A July 7-10 Hill-HarrisX survey found Democratic voters prefer candidates who have previous government experience, are a woman and who are economically progressive.
The July 7-10 poll also found that the majority of Democratic voters – 51 percent – said a VP candidate who has previous government experience would make them more likely to vote for Biden. Forty-seven percent and 39 percent said the same of a running mate who is economically progressive and a Black woman, respectively.