A new national survey testing the popularity of a center-left independent presidential bid, like that of former Starbucks chief Howard Schultz, would rob enough votes from the Democratic nominee to help President Donald Trump win a second term.

For every Republican who defected to the third party candidate, five Democrats would switch.

And in the end, according to the latest poll from the Wason Center for Public Policy at Christopher Newport University, it could result in Trump taking 34 percent of the 2020 vote, the Democrat 32 percent, and the independent 16 percent. Read Full Story at the Washington Examiner

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