I can't see a candidate that has won first

[Legends303]

3 states and polling very well on Super Tuesday states not being the nominee. I think we need to accept Bernie sanders will be our nominee. He is building his collation of Latino support.

[W_HAMILTON]

1. Sanders didn't win the first three states.

He wasn't even leading in delegates until last night.

And he's performing worse than he did in 2016, in which he handily lost the nomination.

Sanders himself didn't bow out when he had no path to the nomination in 2016 -- why should his competitors bow out now when it's very likely Sanders won't win the number of delegates needed to win the nomination outright?

[katmondoo]

5. You make me feel better.

[George II]

2. Let us know when a candidate wins the first three states.

[bearsfootball516]

3. It's looking more and more like it's going to be Bernie or Biden

Biden strongly overperformed last night and SC will make or break it for him. A blowout win will give him the momentum he needs to possibly consolidate the moderates on Super Tuesday and grab the race. Anything less than a resounding win in SC, including a close win, gives Bernie all the momentum going into Super Tuesday and he likely rides that into the nomination.

[Legends303]

4. So far the polling has been accurate

And other candidates aren’t dropping out any time before Super Tuesday which continues to divide the moderate vote and works into Sander’s advantage.

[Generic Brad]

6. 3 states and polling very well on Super Tuesday states not being the nominee????

May I have some dressing to go with that word salad?