All of these polls may be found at 538 through the link provided below. We went from next to zero polls to a bunch so have fun looking.
Calif.
Jan 1-9, 2020
1,053 LV |
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Wis.
Jan 5-8, 2020
671 LV |
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Nev.
Jan 5-8, 2020
635 LV |
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S.C.
Jan 5-8, 2020
808 LV |
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N.H.
Jan 3-7, 2020
404 LV |
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This is from the NH Monmouth poll
"With the race still in flux, Monmouth analysts ran a variety of different likely voter models in addition to the benchmark results reported in this release. A model that increases the share of lower propensity voters shows Biden, Buttigieg, and Sanders each with 19% support, Warren with 15%, Klobuchar and Gabbard with 5% each, and Steyer and Yang with 4% each."
"A model that gives more weight to traditional primary voters shows Buttigieg with 23% support, Biden with 20%, Sanders with 16%, Warren with 15%, Klobuchar with 7%, and Gabbard with 4%. "
"The Monmouth poll also asked New Hampshire voters who they would back if the nomination race came down to just a few candidates by the time of the state’s February 11th primary. No single candidate emerges as a presumptive front-runner in a scenario involving just the four candidates who lead in the poll right now. Biden’s vote share grows by 5 points to 24%, Buttigieg increases 3 points to 23%, Sanders increases 3 points to 21%, and Warren increases 3 points to 18%. Another 5% – half of whom are Gabbard supporters – say they will not vote for any of these candidates in a four-way race. "
“There appears to be no natural heir if the field winnows before New Hampshire. Supporters of lower polling candidates tend to disperse fairly evenly among the top contenders,” said Murray.
Polls may be found at 538 here