| − | Almost without exception, [[Vermont]] senator and avowed [[socialist]] [[Bernie Sanders]] has led in the polls since mid-January, except for one showing him in a tie with former Vice-President [[Joe Biden]], one showing a tie with [[Pete Buttigieg]], and one giving the lead to Buttigieg alone. The most recent poll, from Emerson College (February 7-8), showed Sanders in the lead with 30%, followed by Buttigieg at 20%, [[Minnesota]] senator [[Amy Klobuchar]] at 13%, [[Massachusetts]] senator [[Elizabeth Warren]] at 12%, Biden at 11%, and all others at less than 5% each.<ref>https://emersonpolling.reportablenews.com/pr/new-hampshire-2020-tracking-poll-night-7-debate-shifts-momentum-for-candidates-but-sanders-stays-in-strong-position</ref> | + | Almost without exception, [[Vermont]] senator and avowed [[socialist]] [[Bernie Sanders]] has led in the polls since mid-January, except for one showing him in a tie with former Vice-President [[Joe Biden]], one showing a tie with [[Pete Buttigieg]], and one giving the lead to Buttigieg alone. The most recent poll, from Emerson College (February 7-8), showed Sanders in the lead with 30%, followed by Buttigieg at 20%, [[Minnesota]] senator [[Amy Klobuchar]] at 13%, [[Massachusetts]] senator [[Elizabeth Warren]] at 12%, Biden at 11%, and all others at less than 5% each.<ref>https://emersonpolling.reportablenews.com/pr/new-hampshire-2020-tracking-poll-night-7-debate-shifts-momentum-for-candidates-but-sanders-stays-in-strong-position</ref> |
| | + | The most recent poll aggregators have suggested a lead for Sanders, with 26-27%, followed closely by Buttigieg, Warren, and Biden. |