Where will we be after Super Tuesday?

[brettdale]

Down to four candidates left??

Biden/Sanders/Warren/Buttigieg???

[Renew Deal]

1. Biden, Sanders, maybe Bloomberg

That's it.

[Blue_true]

2. That is my guess also. nt

[Capt. America]

4. yup

[Celerity]

7. +1

[IluvPitties]

3. Bernie, Biden and Bloomberg

[StevieM]

8. I hope Bloomberg doesn't stay in after Super Tuesday.

At that point we will need a two person race.

[IluvPitties]

9. I hope so too.

[AGeddy]

5. Here's what I think

Bernie: about 600 delegates
Joe: About 500 delegates
Bloomberg: About 100 delegates
Warren: About 75 delegates
Buttigieg: About 75 delegates
Klobuchar: About 35 delegates

[Celerity]

6. Warren will be out as well, she has no path. It should be down to 2, Biden, Sanders, but Bloomberg

may foolishly stay in and block Joe to a certain extent. Pete will drop out after ST, maybe before, as even though he has beaten Warren and Klobuchar in every state so far, he will not win an entire state on ST, although he may grab a fair amount of district delegates.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

10. Unanimous support for Biden. In my dreams anyway. I remember

Someone posting here a year or two ago... "doesn't it make sense to rally as early as possible for one person - like no one else even challenge? ". They were soundly flamed.

[Kathy M]

11. Bloomberg , Biden , Sanders

[Garrett78]

12. Sanders in the lead. Biden not terribly far behind. Contested convention highly probable.

As soon as Nevada results started coming in, it was clear that this was a 2-person race with nobody likely to get a majority of pledged delegates.

Buttigieg, Klobuchar and others were never really viable. Putting a ton of resources into IA and NH to appear viable doesn't make one viable. The support (among key constituencies) was simply never there. Nevada (the most representative of the electorate at large of any state that's voted so far) sealed the deal on that reality.

[HarlanPepper]

13. I think it's down to Biden-Sanders by Wednesday

As a practical matter, that’s where the race is even now. I think Bloomberg exits Wednesday. He may not win anywhere Tuesday and doesn’t look like he’s enjoying running for President at all.

[dumptrump1]

14. 2

Biden and sanders unless warren can win her state

[Fiendish Thingy]

15. Biden, Sanders, Warren and maybe Bloomberg nt

[customerserviceguy]

16. If Sen. Warren

cannot muster at least a close second in Massachusetts, then she needs to hang it up. And, you forgot Bloomie, he will surely put up second and third place finishes in places where the others simply did not have the money to invest on advertising, and he doesn't need any base of donors to keep going.

Joe Biden will do OK in the southern states (excepting perhaps Texas) but Bernie's probably got a lock on a goodly number of the rest of them. If he can get a 50 percent margin in California, then he will be essentially unstoppable.

I'm hoping that Pete will benefit from having elections in places where being gay is not a problem for Democratic voters, and there are a number of such states on Super Tuesday.

[MoonlitKnight]

17. Depending on how California goes

It’s very fluid. One scenario is her being the only one who gets over 15% aside from Bernie.
And if Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Bloomberg drop out, she might have a shot in a three way race.

But realistically, it should be down to Biden vs Sanders on Wednesday.

[Laelth]

18. Bloomberg, Biden, Sanders

We shall be left with our elderly, white gentlemen. Their combined ages are greater than the age of our republic, itself.

Sigh.



-Laelth

[pinkstarburst]

19. Anyone with delegates should

stay in. We're still months away from the convention, and anything could happen. Once you drop out, you're out.

The three current front-runners are all 80-year-old men, one has already had a heart attack during the campaign, and we are about to get hit hard with the coronavirus. I am praying nothing happens to any of our candidates, but it would be foolish for Warren, Klobuchar or Buttigieg to drop out at this point.

[brettdale]

20. so down to three after Super Tuesday

Warren, Biden, Sanders.

I think Warren will make the ticket, either, Pres/VP candidate.