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Elizabeth Warren campaigns for Joe Biden in New Hampshire, warns Democrats not to grow complacent

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By | MANCHESTER, N.H. — Elizabeth Warren is warning Democrats not to grow complacent with nominee Joe Biden’s healthy lead in the polls as President Trump looks to make up ground in his expected return to the campaign trail this week.Biden maintains a nearly double-digit lead over Trump in the Real Clear Politics national polling average, and was up by 16 points in a that showed the president’s support plummeting after his coronavirus diagnosis last week. The former vice president also leads the incumbent by an average of nine points in the Granite State.“I know some of us are looking at the polls and starting to feel good,” Warren told a socially distanced crowd of Biden supporters in a Manchester parking lot Saturday afternoon, tapping her feet in a little jig in apparent excitement.“But I don’t know about you. I look at those polls and all I think is, ‘I thought I felt good at this time four years ago,'” Warren warned. “We’ve got to leave nothing in the locker room. Nobody wants to wake up on Nov. 4 to bad news and think, ‘Gee, I could have done a little bit more.'”The Massachusetts senator, whose own , cast the Nov. 3 election as a referendum on the president and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, health care and the environment as she made her return to the presidential campaign trail on Biden’s behalf.With 24 days to go until Election Day, Warren claimed there are “no undecided voters” left, though the FPU-Herald nationwide poll of registered, likely general election voters showed .“This isn’t about persuasion anymore, this is about turning people out” she said, accusing Trump of “suppressing the vote.”The senator offered far kinder words for her former rival Biden, praising his “empathy” and billing him as “a man that will be there to build an America that works for everyone.”Warren returned to a presidential campaign trail far different than the one she left in March. As the senator trotted out to Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” — her go-to introduction song — her signature cardigan was now paired with a mask. Instead of holding a “selfie line,” Warren snapped a socially distant group photo from the stage.Show Caption ofAs she stumped in Manchester, Warren joined the bevy of surrogates who have paraded through the Granite State on Biden’s behalf in recent weeks including his wife, Jill Biden, and Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders.Trump last visited New Hampshire in late August — and is playing to win the state he narrowly lost to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016.Biden hasn’t been seen here since before the polls closed in February’s first-in-the-nation primary. But University of New Hampshire political science professor Dante Scala said given the current state of the race, “He does not need to show up, barring something drastic nationally” that would make him need the state’s four electoral votes to win.New Hampshire state Rep. Wendy Thomas, who backed Warren in the primary, agreed, saying, “If you’re not voting for Joe Biden, you’re not a Democrat.”We invite you to use our commenting platform to engage in insightful conversations about issues in our community. We reserve the right at all times to remove any information or materials that are unlawful, threatening, abusive, libelous, defamatory, obscene, vulgar, pornographic, profane, indecent or otherwise objectionable to us, and to disclose any information necessary to satisfy the law, regulation, or government request. We might permanently block any user who abuses these conditions.Sign up for email newslettersFollow UsMost PopularClose

By | MANCHESTER, N.H. — Elizabeth Warren is warning Democrats not to grow complacent with nominee Joe Biden’s healthy lead in the polls as President Trump looks to make up ground in his expected return to the campaign trail this week.Biden maintains a nearly double-digit lead over Trump in the Real Clear Politics national polling average, and was up by 16 points in a that showed the president’s support plummeting after his coronavirus diagnosis last week. The former vice president also leads the incumbent by an average of nine points in the Granite State.“I know some of us are looking at...

Elizabeth Warren campaigns for Joe Biden in New Hampshire, warns Democrats not to grow complacent

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