Two other recent New Hampshire polls show Senator Bernie Sanders in the lead however, with Buttigieg second or third.
Commenting on the latest poll results, Steve Koczela, president of the MassINC Polling Group, said it was"remarkable" how"close" the race remains to be."We've got three candidates, all within three points of each other—and Elizabeth Warren not that far behind, right there in that top tier.
Basically, [this is] a race that could go in any direction," he said, according to WBUR. The new New Hampshire poll differs from previous surveys conducted by different organizations in November.and Suffolk University released a primary poll of the state late last month showing Sanders in the lead at 16 percent, followed by Warren at 14 percent, then Buttigieg at 13 percent and Biden at 12 percent. A survey by Emerson showed Sanders with an even more commanding lead, with 26 percent of respondents favoring his candidacy. The senator was followed by Buttigieg at 22 percent, while Warren and Biden tied for third with 14 percent. Even though Buttigieg enjoyed the most support in the WBUR/MassINC poll, Sanders had the highest favorability. Sixty percent of respondents viewed the senator favorably, while slightly less—58 percent—viewed Buttigieg favorably. Biden ranked third with 53 percent, followed by Warren at 52 percent.Bernie Sanders speaks at the Teamsters Vote 2020 Presidential Candidate Forum on December 7 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Sanders had the highest favorability in the MassINC Poll.National polls still suggest Biden has a commanding lead over his opponents. An aggregate of nationwide surveys by Real Clear Politics showed the former vice president with an average of 28.5 percent support. Sanders comes in second but more than 10 points behind, at 17.8 percent. Warren has 15.3 percent support, and Buttigieg has 9 percent.
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