We asked likely voters how they decided on candidate...
With the caveat that respondents may not always report their motivations accurately, the results in California are interesting
Most common reason chosen is "I've always liked them" -- particularly among Sanders voters
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With the caveat that respondents may not always report their motivations accurately, the results in California are interesting
Most common reason chosen is "I've always liked them" -- particularly among Sanders voters
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https://twitter.com/kabir_here/status/1234138849854533634
"I'm taking a new look at them recently" is second most common reason chosen for deciding on their candidate...
In California, 16% of Sanders voters and 28% of everyone else says so, reinforcing theory that Sanders voters likely to have been with their candidate for a while
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In California, 16% of Sanders voters and 28% of everyone else says so, reinforcing theory that Sanders voters likely to have been with their candidate for a while
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Others say they're trying to stop one of their candidate's opponents from being nominee, a form of tactical voting...
In California, 13% of Biden voters say so -- seems like an important data point in explaining his support
Also interesting is % who want to "back a winner"
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In California, 13% of Biden voters say so -- seems like an important data point in explaining his support
Also interesting is % who want to "back a winner"
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@CBSNews @YouGovUS Here's Mrs. Doubtfire's screenwriter explaining it #anecdata
https://twitter.com/rmayemsinger/status/1234018033359736833
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