Likewise, Sanders and Warren are both near each other in the polls, give or take a few points. Towards the end of last month, a Monmouth University survey actually showed Sanders and Warren each at 20% amongst Democrat voters.
On Monday, both Sanders and Warren appeared in New Hampshire in order to further their presidential campaigns. However, when speaking with the press, Warren affirmed her decision to refrain from criticizing Sanders due to their longtime friendship.
In Warren’s own words:
“Bernie and I have been friends for many, many years, long before I ever got into politics. I don’t see any reason that that should change.”
Warren furthermore vowed to appeal to voters and convince them to join her “grassroots movement.”
The Primary Election
As the primary election plays out, the field of candidates are narrowing. Already, there are multiple Democrats who will not make the third debate stage, due to missing qualifications.
Although ten contenders are set to appear at the debate later this month, Democrat pundits are already speculating about which candidates stand the best chance of winning their party’s nomination.
