Bernie Tops the Field in a Landslide
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Progressive Democrats of America (PDA)’s Presidential Straw Poll closed at midnight (EST) after three days. Over 1500 votes were cast (which makes it a larger sample size than most national polls). Here are the results: a landslide victory for the Senator from Vermont!

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The breakdown of the PDA Presidential Straw Poll vote:

Bernie Sanders 64%
Elizabeth Warren 12%
Undecided 9%
Kamala Harris 8%
Amy Klobachar 3%
Cory Booker 2%
Tulsi Gabbard 1%
Marianne Williamson 1%
Julian Castro 0%
Kirstin Gillibrand 0%
John Delaney 0%

Of course, back in 2014 PDA became the only national organization to call upon a relatively unknown Senator from Vermont to run for President. That’s just one example, among dozens, of how PDA has been ahead of the curve, leading the way as the Progressive movement has grown to become a powerful force in American politics.

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