.MTPFirstRead: Most Democratic primary voters are 'still shopping' for a 2020 candidate.
WASHINGTON — Exactly 200 days away until the Iowa caucuses and 208 days until the New Hampshire primary, the most significant news in the Democratic presidential contest isn’t who’s up or down in the horserace.
The poll also showed that just 39 percent are paying “very” close attention to the race, versus more than 60 percent who are paying some, little or no attention to it.found only 16 percent of likely New Hampshire primary voters saying they’ve definitely decided on their candidate. And Mattea Citarella, a first-time voter from Stratham, told our New Hampshire embed reporters that she’s considering Warren, Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg — while attending an event for Joe Biden.So for all of the attention on the movement in the Democratic horserace — “Biden’s ahead!” “Warren is moving up!” “Bernie is moving down!” — remember that most Democrats haven’t made up their minds yet.
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