Survey: Franken Gets A Bit Of Support For 2020 Bid
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- He doesn't have Joe Biden or Bernie Sanders numbers, but Sen. Al Franken's name is on the lips of at least a few people for 2020.
Public Policy Polling has released the results of its first survey of Democratic Party presidential candidates for the next election cycle.
Vice president Biden was at the top of the list with 31 percent, and 2016 hopeful Sanders got 24 percent. In third place among the polled Democratic voters, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, with 16 percent.
Franken registered a 3 percent in the poll, putting him in the company of New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker (4 percent) and New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (3 percent).
No one registered higher than those aforementioned six on the poll, though some support was thrown the way of Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and Julian Castro, secretary of housing and urban development.
