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Continues to be the single most bullish indicator for Warren IMO. She does a lot better with people more interested in politics (and Sanders does a lot worse). Those folks may be early adopters of what people who are less interested will decide later on; also more likely to vote.
p.s. This is why I don't buy the "Actually, Bernie and Warren aren't in the same lane!" take. Among high-attention voters, a lot of people *have* switched Sanders --> Warren. Among low-attention voters, they may later on.
Or maybe they won't switch. But it's sort of a tough task for Sanders. He needs to wake up and turn out these voters, who are mostly younger, but he has to hope they don't stumble across Warren or Buttigieg or Yang or some other candidate they like more in the process.
Maybe I'll be in an especially trollish mood one week and will write up my "How Andrew Yang could cost Bernie the nomination!" hot take. Almost all of Yang's support seems to come out of the Bernie 2016 rather than the Hillary 2016 pile, perhaps more so than any other candidate.
