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Poll: Democrats ready to move beyond Clinton, Republicans show some dissent on Trump in 2020 presidential race

Two years after presidential primaries laid bare divisions in the Democratic Party, its voters remain in a muddle over whom they favor in the 2020 election, torn between a trio of veterans but unattached at this point to any of a fresh generation of potential candidates, a new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll has found.

Hillary Clinton, the 2016 nominee who has said repeatedly that she will not run for president again, ranked third among those planning to cast ballots in the Democratic primary with 19 percent, suggesting little in the way of a groundswell for a third campaign. She trailed former Vice President Joe Biden, at 28 percent,

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