Sanders’ polling bounce-back could come at Warren’s expense

Published September 4, 2019 8:38pm ET



Despite a drop in enthusiasm since he announced his second White House run, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is enjoying one of the most solid bases of support in the 2020 Democratic primary race. That’s potentially bad news for his chief rival on the left flank, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

A November Harvard-Harris poll had Sanders at 21%, behind former Joe Biden with 28%, nearly six months before the former vice president even entered the race.

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