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New Poll Reveals America’s Strong Desire for Michelle Obama to Lead as Vice President

  • May 23, 2020
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Democrats are not letting go of the idea of nominating former first lady Michelle Obama as the vice president for the 2020 presidential elections.

Now, a recent poll conducted by CBS and YouGov found that 64% of Democrats would like to see Michelle Obama as the Democratic Vice President pick.

Sharing in the desire to nominate Obama for vice president is The Committee to Draft Michelle Obama.

The committee’s mission is to generate public interest for Michelle Obama’s vice-presidential candidacy by driving media attention and building on existing grassroots support.

Related: Former Obama Campaign Staffer Karine Jean-Pierre Joins Biden Campaign

And they are rallying others to join its mission to pique Obama’s interest in running.

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