Polls show big bounce to Biden ahead of Super Tuesday

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Late-breaking polls of Super Tuesday states show former Vice President Joe Biden making big gains following his decisive victory in South Carolina and a flood of endorsements from former rivals eager to stop Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.).

The final FiveThirtyEight forecast finds Sanders and Biden each likely to win seven states a piece today, although the big question is whether Sanders can run up the score in California.

In California, the biggest delegate prize, a new Data for Progress poll found Sanders at 32 percent and Biden at 27 percent, while polls from Swayable and AtlasIntel found Sanders with an 8-point lead.

This is a big change from just last week.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/elections-2020/polls-show-big-bounce-to-biden-ahead-of-super-tuesday/ar-BB10GGs3?li=BBnb7Kz

[blue-wave]

1. Thank You for posting!!

It's wonderful news!!

[blue-wave]

3. Have you been watching the events of the past few days?

It seems to me that the situation is the other way around. Joe outsmarted Putin and Trump. Joe is surging at exactly the right time.

Go Joe Go!!

[redstateblues]

4. Bernie only got 16% of AA in SC. You call that rigged?

Truth be told Putin has been helping Sanders. Bernie let it continue without saying anything until Congress found out

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5. Math.

[King4ADay]

6. The basic problem with Joe is that his candidacy is almost completely top down.

He has no grassroots support nor anyone who really feels passionately about him being President - same thing with Bloomberg.

On the other hand Sanders and Warren have boundless support and energy behind them, and if Biden does end up slouching across the finish line to victory in July, hopefully enough of the people supporting the others lend some of their passion to his campaign for the general.

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8. Clearly false.

Ask members of the Democratic base in South Carolina if he has grassroots support or anyone feels passionately about him.

Wishful thinking, nothing more.

[King4ADay]

9. Don't have to, it's obvious.

Especially if the only thing you can point to is South Carolina.

How many field offices does he have in California? One.

Massachusetts? One.

North Carolina? One.

Virginia? One.

Texas? Four.

Alabama? None

Arkansas? None

Colorado? None

Maine? None

Minnesota? None

Oklahoma? None

Tennessee? None

Utah? None

Yep, that's an exciting ground game alright what with Super Tuesday being...today.

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10. Moving the goalposts.

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7. How is Biden responsible for Putin and Trump "rigging" an election.

This is one of the odder assertions I can recall of late.