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A debate amongst the candidates earlier this week. John Locher via PA
The Daily Poll

Poll: Who do you think will challenge Donald Trump for president this November?

The race for the White House is heating up.
11.01am, 23 Feb 2020
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THE US GENERAL election is a little over eight months away and the Democratic nominees are fighting for the chance to contest it.

Bernie Sanders won Nevada’s presidential primary election last night but the nomination is nowhere near in the bag for the 78-year-old.

Those battling it out are searching for the momentum that will come with being one of the top candidates heading into South Carolina next and then Super Tuesday on March 3, though Pete Buttigieg, Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden trail far behind Bernie Sanders.

While not official yet, it is widely accepted that Donald Trump will retain the Republican party’s nomination for president.

So we want to know:  Who do you think will challenge Donald Trump for president this November?


Poll Results:

Bernie Sanders (7795)
Mike Bloomberg (2072)
Joe Biden (922)
 Elizabeth Warren (913)
Pete Buttigieg (712)

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