by John Zogby, featured on Chatham House It has always been good advice to “never say never.” We Americans should understand that well because “never” already happened in 2016. And as the 2020 campaign season develops, it may very well happen again: this time an avowed democratic socialist could indeed soar to the Democratic nomination…
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…
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…
Forbes, by Randall Lane The Forbes Under 30 Voter Survey, powered by Zogby, the largest polling project of young voters, shows that Senator Bernie Sanders remains the strong favorite among the 18- to 29-year-old electorate, with 32% support among likely Democratic voters. The real surprises come after that. The only other candidate in double digits:…
Featured on Daily News, by John Zogby President Trump is a symptom of a very real rift in our culture and our politics. He has exploited that chasm and found a way to both use it for his own purposes and worsen it. For this reason alone, he is the worst man to ever occupy…
Featured on The Hill, by John Zogby A good political pollster’s job should be easy enough to understand: draw the best probability sample; ask balanced, fair-worded questions; be able to offer the best-informed interpretation; and find the vectors that point to trends that could emerge. But if the client or pundits are looking for the final…
Featured on The Hill, by John Zogby To read and watch the pundits talk, former Vice President Joe Biden is coming to an end of his quest for the presidency. He was stunned by attacks from California Sen. Kamala Harris in the first debate; he is tripping over his words and talking way too much;…
Featured on The Hill, by John Zogby With less than three months to go before Democratic voters go to the Iowa caucuses to vote, we are closely following the first tier of declared 2020 candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden, Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Ind. Further…
from the Washington Examiner, by Paul Bedard It’s a long shot, and the odds are against him, but social activist and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s past record of surprise victories shows that he can overtake the 2020 Democratic primaries and win the nomination, according to his former pollster. “He is a winner. At…