You wouldn’t know that in a Morning Consult poll published on Monday, her support from 7 percent of Democratic voters nationwide put her one percentage point above Buttigieg and two above O’Rourke. (She trailed the third-place finisher, Warren, by one point; Joe Biden had the lead with 40 and Sanders was second with 19.) In a Harvard-Harris poll published on Friday, Harris took third place, trailing only Biden and Sanders. It signals character and strength, and sometimes the best way to win is to be willing to lose. It allows voters many different points of connection and establishes him as more multi-dimensionally human than politicians usually seem to be.

Source: New York Times May 08, 2019 17:03 UTC