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So even in the

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midst of this upheaval

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what are your takeaways from

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your latest poll?

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I think the biggest thing is

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that even with Rodriguez

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in the race, in our poll

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Francesca Hong was still

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in first place.

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That's the fourth poll

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in a row that she's led.

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Mandela Barnes was

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in second place.

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Also, the third poll

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that he's been in second place

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since he got in the race.

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And of course

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we didn't have David Crowley

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because he was not a candidate

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at that moment.

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The other thing

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that's really important

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is that 45% of

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Democratic primary voters

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said they hadn't decided

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who they would vote for.

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So even before the turmoil

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of changing candidates

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still almost half

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of the Democratic electorate

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said they hadn't settled

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on who they would support.

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So Hong supporters

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are really strong supporters.

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They are quite strong.

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They're a little more likely

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to say they're

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absolutely certain that

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that's who they're

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going to vote for.

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When we asked for second choices

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she doesn't get

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that many second choices

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which suggests in one sense

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that her supporters

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are already behind her.

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But it also suggests

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that folks that are looking

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at candidates other than her

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are not as likely to come to her

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if their first choice goes away.