Former Vice President Joe Biden, who has yet to announce if he will campaign for the White House, is the favorite in the latest Des Moines Register poll with 27 percent, while current presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders trails just 2 points behind.
For some Iowa caucus voters, two candidates overwhelming stand above the rest of the Democratic field for the 2020 presidential election.
“If I’m Joe Biden sitting on the fence and I see this poll, this might make me want to jump in. I just can’t find much in this poll that would be a red flag for Joe Biden," J. Ann Selzer, president of the Des Moines-based Selzer & Co. told the Register.Twenty-five percent of pollsters indicated that Sanders was their first choice for president, an increase of 6 points since the last poll.
According to the poll, Biden appealed to self-described moderate voters with a 35 percent favorability rating. The former Delaware senator also appeals to voters over age 45 at 32 percent compared to Sanders' 17 percent. Among the other Democrats running in 2020, Sens Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris were the third and fourth candidates. Warren earned 9 percent of the votes and Harris 7 percent.
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