their summer break. they re now paying attention to where we are in this process. as beth was saying, i was at a kamala harris event. the folks that were showing up to harris event. even they are not certain who they re going to be voting for. we heard they re throwing out names. that s exactly where the field organization comes into play. mayor buttigieg, more than 50 field organizers in here. that s when it becomes less of an idea and voting for them. we know that new hampshire lost, trump lost new hampshire in 2016, by less than 3,000 votes here. do you get a sense any of these candidates would be able to hold on to a victory in the democratic column?
thank you. we are going through all 19 candidates here, as you can see, they are all taking the stage in new hampshire, the first in the nation primary state, a critical battleground for these candidates, a place where a lot is going to happen there, with all the candidates there, as they prepare for the next couple debates. we also have a huge team of reporters and producers on the ground. and we re going to be bringing you a little more of their live pictures. the new hampshire state convention is a historic and exciting event as we were showing you earlier this morning. von hilliard was out on the streets. i want to bring in von hilliard and beth buoy.
at 19%. kamala harris and bernie sanders are tied at 13%. mayor pete buttigieg trails at 7%. andrew yang and former texas congress and beto o rourke are at 2%. everybody else is under 2%. joining me now, our senior editor, beth buoy, talk to me about elizabeth warren s game. we have been talking about kamala harris gains possibly expense of joe biden but bernie sanders seems to have come down a little bit and what are we thinking about where elizabeth warren is getting her gains from? she s been steady for a while. this poll is note worthy, it is the first one that we have conducted since our debate last month. a lot that we have seen has not change from before the debate. even though kamala harris had that big break-out moment at the
he feels like he s on safe ground. he spend many decades in the senate, head of the foreign relations committee, he has relationships with world leaders, so he feels this is a good place to take this battle directly to trump. eliza and beth, stay with me. another democrat may will b looking to hit the incumbent where it hurts. the 11th hour continues after this break. when you shop for your home at wayfair,
she s not breaking through particularly with black voters. we have biden at 46% among black voters. harris at 17%, almost 30 points back. she still has to make the case. one of the premises of her candidacy is democratic voters in particular in the country at large would be excited potentially to vote for a black person for president. does he do better barack obama was president? and eliza made that point that the fact that he was barack obama s vice president is a very big factor for a lot of african-american voters. and yes, kamala harris does need to build up her name recognition, no doubt about that but she stood on the stage in front of 15 million people and was introduced to a whole lot of people who haven t seen her before. she is getting to the point where people democratic voters are going to have familiarity with her. she still has to make the sale. eliza collins and beth buoy. for those of you who like me or don t, beth fouhy was responsible.