What is the strategy for Elizabeth Warren?

[brooklynite]

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She came in third in Iowa. In New Hampshire, where she's well known, the WBZ tracking poll has her in 4th and below the threshold for delegates. She's below the delegate threshold in NV and SC. Is she going to to be able to hold out until Super Tuesday?

[BlueMTexpat]

1. In response to your last question,

YES!

Please remember that NH has an "open" primary, with LOTS of room for mischief-making by those who want to create mischief.

I personally believe that Elizabeth will do better in NH than the polls are predicting, especially among voters who are actually Democrats.

[brooklynite]

2. Notwithstanding Rush Limbaugh and others...

...I don't think most Republicans think in term of causing trouble for Democrats. If they vote in the D Primary, it's because they like one of the candidates.

[BlueMTexpat]

3. If you are correct, it still doesn't mean that

they will support that candidate in the GE.

They usually revert to their default position.

Eta: you are more generous than I. I don't believe that Republicans "think."