The contest in California has shifted in important ways since June, according to a new @BerkeleyIGS poll.
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) September 25, 2019
She’s the first choice of 29% of likely Democratic primary voters, up from 18% in June. https://t.co/KczbCXWGQg pic.twitter.com/WMmQEtGWWX
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
The contest in California has shifted in important ways since June, according to a new @BerkeleyIGS poll. She’s the first choice of 29% of likely Democratic primary voters, up from 18% in
