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Only downside is that 31% of Dem. primary voters still think that Biden has the best chance of beating Trump, with only 10-11% each thinking that Pete or Warren or Sanders have the best chance. I do believe those numbers will change, though
. . . especially because a clear plurality (31%) of those polled chose Pete as the candidate who would make the best president. Way, way higher percentage than anyone else (Warren, 17; Biden, 14; Sanders, 12).
Also, Pete's favorable/unfavorable ratio is way, way higher than anyone else, and only 2% of Dem voters now say they've never heard of him.
Another sobering reminder is that 64% of the Democratic primary voters polled said that they could change their minds between now and the NH primary.
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