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As you can see in the polls he is pretty far up there. He is one of the top 4.

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As you can see in the polls he is pretty far up there. He is one of the top 4.

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Some people are saying "he quit playing nice" 

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Some people are saying "he quit playing nice" 

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He is still running but a lot of people don't think he going to win. 

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He is still running but a lot of people don't think he going to win. 

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South Bend, Ind. Mayor has slipped 4 percentage points in a new Hill-HarrisX poll of the Democratic presidential primary race that finds former Vice President still leading the pack.

The nationwide survey published Wednesday found that Buttigieg dropped from 9 percent support to 5 percent among likely Democratic voters and Democratic-leaning independents. The South Bend mayor is now in a dead heat for fourth place with former New York Mayor , who also received 5 percent support.

Buttigieg had recently worked his way to the front of the 2020 Democratic primary, particularly in early primary and caucus states Iowa and New Hampshire. According to the RealClearPolitics averages, Buttigieg leads with 22.4 percent support in Iowa and holds second place in New Hampshire with 17.7 percent support, behind Sen. 's (I-Vt.) 19 percent.

Biden, meanwhile, continues to top the Hill-HarrisX survey at 29 percent.

Sanders and (D-Mass.) followed, each receiving 13 percent support as they jockey to claim the mantle of the party's progressive wing.

Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary has 4 percent support, while Sen. (D-Minn.), tech entrepreneur and billionaire each garnered 3 percent. The rest of the Democratic field registered at 2 percent or less.

The survey comes ahead of Thursday's 2020 primary debate in Los Angeles, where seven candidates are poised to take the stage.

The sixth Democratic debate has been threatened by two separate labor disputes.

The event was initially supposed to be held at the University of California-Los Angeles but was moved after a local labor group accused the university of "illegal practices" and announced that it was boycotting campus speakers.

The debate's new location at Loyola Marymount University has also faced a boycott over a fight with a union representing university workers. All seven of the Democrats who qualified for the debate at first threatened to skip the event due to the conflict, but the union has since announced an agreement with food services company Sodexo, allowing for it to continue as planned.

The Hill-HarrisX poll was conducted among 456 likely Democratic voters and Democratic-leaning independents between Dec. 13 and 14. It has a margin of error of 4.6 percent points.

-Tess Bonn

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South Bend, Ind. Mayor has slipped 4 percentage points in a new Hill-HarrisX poll of the Democratic presidential primary race that finds former Vice President still leading the pack. The nationwide survey published Wednesday found that Buttigieg dropped from 9 percent support to 5 percent among likely Democratic voters and Democratic-leaning independents.

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Lots of people would like to see Pete in the presidential position and at first they didn't think he could make it but know he is making a comeback. Now he is the third-most popular 2020 Candidate among Democratic caucus-goers in Iowa, according to a Suffolk University/ USA TODAY poll published Monday.  

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Lots of people would like to see Pete in the presidential position and at first they didn't think he could make it but know he is making a comeback. Now he is the third-most popular 2020 Candidate among Democratic caucus-goers in Iowa, according to a Suffolk University/ USA TODAY poll published Monday.  

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Most of us like Pete Buttigieg and it looks like lots of other people are starting to like him too. 

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Most of us like Pete Buttigieg and it looks like lots of other people are starting to like him too. 

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how is Pete Buttigieg doing right now in running for president?

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how is Pete Buttigieg doing right now in running for president?

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In 2017, Pete told WSBT that he supports action for childhood arrivals program and a path to citizenship. more recently, in January, he told CBS he thinks sending troops to the U.S.-Mexico border is a waist of time for troops, and he's also repeaditly said in interviews that, as a religious man, he belives religion teaches people to take care of others, including immigrants. 

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In 2017, Pete told WSBT that he supports action for childhood arrivals program and a path to citizenship. more recently, in January, he told CBS he thinks sending troops to the U.S.-Mexico border is a waist of time for troops, and he's also repeaditly said in interviews that, as a religious man, he belives religion teaches people to take care of others, including immigrants. 

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defense spending; boost the defense budget,

overseas deployments; bring the troops home.

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DACA; citizenship for dreamers,

legal entry; repeal the statute.

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abortion; few limits if any,

ACA/coverage expansion; rethink the whole system,

medicare for all; opposes medicare for all but would expand coverage.

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assault weapons; support a voluntary buyback payment,

background checks; in favor of universal background checks.

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nuclear power; support nuclear power,

reducing carbon emissions; tax carbon emissions.

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cost of college; students shouldn't have to take on debt,

student debt; cancel some student debt.

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minimum wage; raise the federal minimum wage to $15/per hour,

paid leave; support broad paid family and medical leave plans.

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His plan to create 3 million new jobs includes a 10-year, $200 billion commitment to retrain workers displaced in the transition away from fossil fuels. He also has a plan to create a Climate Corps service program focused on helping communities build resilience and sustainability.

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By 2035 he envisions a zero-emissions electricity system and all new passenger vehicles being zero emissions, with help from electric vehicle tax credits of up to $10,000 per vehicle. By 2040, he sees requiring net zero emissions for all new heavy-duty vehicles, buses, trains, ships and aircraft, and having "a thriving carbon removal industry." https://insideclimatenews.org/news/24062019/pete-buttigieg-climate-change-global-warming-election-2020-candidate-profile

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Where does he stand on environmental issues?

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Where does he stand on environmental issues?

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He wants to build onto Obamacare and create a new "public option" to compete with private insurers.

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He prefers a more gradual pathway to achieve that goal in order to prevent a shock to the economy, he explains on his campaign website. He wants to go slowly to prevent startling the economy.

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Harvard University

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consultant for McKinsey & Company from 2007-2010, US Navy Reserve officer from 2009-2017, and he was a counterintelligence officer in Afghanistan during a seven-month tour.

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He is a Democrat running for president in 2020.

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Pete is 37 years old.

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Yes, he has a husband named Chasten Buttigieg.

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He was born on January 19, 1982 in South Bend Indiana. He lived with his dad (Joseph Buttigieg) and his mom (Jennifer Anne Montgomery)