And It Begins: Warren Leading Clinton In Iowa And N.H. Poll

02.11.2015 | News | Matt Schuck |

The grassroots populist movement Run Warren Run released a poll of likely Democratic voters in the Iowa and N.H. primaries…and the results might have Hillary a little worried.

Paid for by Moveon.Org, the poll was conducted over 7 days between January 30th to February 5th with 400 respondents in the two states (a combined total of 800 respondents) and the results show Warren with a significant lead over Hillary.

Warren has insisted that she will not be running, but with results such as this, it’s hard to imagine that she’s not at least considering the option.

From the Washington Examiner:

The poll analysis said: “The results show that, after likely caucus goers and primary voters learn about Elizabeth Warren’s biography and issue positions, not only do a stunning 79 percent say they want her to run, but, in both states, Warren ends up leading all other potential Democratic candidates in a head-to-head ballot question.”

When they are informed about Warren’s biography and issue positions, 79 percent of respondents say they would like her to run for president in 2016.

These poll numbers were reached after respondents heard of Warren’s policy positions with no negative information about any other democratic candidates, which is incredibly telling of what kind of candidate the left is seeking. Warren, being a freshman senator from liberal Massachusetts, having won only one election, would make her Barack Obama with lip gloss.

Matt Schuck

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Matt Schuck is a staff writer for Daily Surge. He's a DC native who got his start in broadcasting doing stints at the legendary radio station DC101 and Hot 99.5, before being recruited by the Heritage Foundation to launch their first ever radio program. Matt has worked with SiriusXM, Phil Hendrie (Team America, Futurama), and as an executive producer for the John Fredericks Show.

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