On this week’s podcast we’ll examine the South Carolina primary and look forward to what could possibly happen on Super Tuesday. We’ll look at potential running mates for both Biden and Sanders and the latest Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey powered by John Zogby Strategies. Finally, as the Coronavirus spreads across the globe and we…
by Randall Lane, Forbes Staff Bernie Sanders is expanding his lead in the 2020 primary field among young Democrats, according to the latest Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey, which surveyed more than 1,000 likely voters ages 18 to 29 after Saturday’s Nevada caucus and before Tuesday’s South Carolina debate. Sanders is the top choice of…
by Marley Coyne, Forbes Staff Bernie Sanders, who at 78 years old ranks as the oldest Democratic presidential candidate, continues to attract the country’s youngest voters. According to the second installment of the monthly Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey, Powered By Zogby Strategies, the Democratic Socialist expanded his lead to an impressive 22 points among…
On this week’s Zogby Report we’re going all in on the recent Democratic debate in Nevada in what was one of the most interesting clashes between candidates we have seen thus far in the campaign. 00:45 – Michael Bloomberg’s performance and next steps – should he even have participated in the most recent debate? 09:00…
We start today’s podcast taking a brief look at 3 different hotspots around the globe to watch – Venezuela, Iran and of course, China. But the top story today are the results out of New Hampshire. We look at the impacts for many of the candidates who remain, especially Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg. We…
Our main story today is the debacle that was the Iowa Caucus. Mayor Pete exceeded expectations but remains in a dead-heat with Bernie Sanders as we roll into New Hampshire. All eyes seem to be on who can compete with Sanders in terms of support, and that seems to have the Democratic establishment worried.
We discuss who has the momentum moving towards Super Tuesday and whether the numbers in Iowa and New Hampshire provide an opening for someone like Michael Bloomberg.
by John Zogby, featured on Daily News I’m a big fan of the Iowa caucuses. The process combines a lot of good American traditions: the popular vote, town meetings, horse-trading, peer pressure and pure populism. No one can tell Iowans how to vote — except for neighbors and friends. But what are neighbors and friends…