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The New York Times reports that some wins and near losses have raised questions about whose vision of the Democratic Party will emerge victorious in 2020. And it raises questions about whether democrats can deliver a consistent message to voters and unite behind one nominee from a slate of candidates who could range from socialists to pragmatic sen pragmatic centrists. A few familiar names loom large. A Morning Consult poll taken in the days following the midterm found joe biden is the early leader. Bernie sanders came in second. But to underscore the desire for new faces, beto oroarke fresh off his loss in the Texas Senate Race came in third. Senators Elizabeth Warren of massachusetts, kamala harris, cory booker of new jersey was just behind. None of the others earned as much as 3 . None of the big named candidates have officially announced their entexs for 2020. But on the stump in the waning days of the campaign, many seemed to be previewing their own 2020 pitches. Democrats choose

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