Who will be the next to drop out? And when?

[W_HAMILTON]

Let's assume Sanders/Biden are the top two in Nevada and Biden/Sanders are the top two in SC. Will any of the other candidates drop out before Super Tuesday? Or will they all stay in through that point?

[Turin_C3PO]

1. Maybe Warren or Klobuchar.

Sadly.

[apcalc]

2. Too soon to drop out... caucuses tell us just about nothing.

[apcalc]

3. After Super Tuesday ? Maybe.

[Squinch]

4. Don't know why Steyer and Gabbard are hanging on.

[W_HAMILTON]

8. Steyer basically went all-in in Nevada and South Carolina.

So, I can see why he is still in the race. I am hoping that if he doesn't do well in those two races, he will drop out before Super Tuesday, but I'm also a little worried that he could actually do reasonably well in those states (maybe a surprise top three finish), which he would then use to justify remaining in through Super Tuesday at least.

[33taw]

5. Stayer after SC.

[ancianita]

6. Ask after Super Tuesday. They're all in til then but Steyer.

[CalFione]

7. Gabbard and Steyer.

[mopinko]

9. it depend on how things shake out w bloomie on the horizon.

i'm hoping a couple of them get out before super tuesday. consolidate after sc if they want to stop bernie. i think if it looks like bloomie is gonna catch fire, it prolly doesnt matter.
if pete gets clobbered, or amy doesnt keep it up, i hope they read the writing on the wall and unite.

i sure hope bernie doesnt end up limping into mke w 30%.

[Mike 03]

10. Looking at the national polls that came out today...

I'm not optimistic about my preferred candidate. But Super Tuesday hasn't happened yet. So I'm not giving up.

[krissey]

11. It makes it hard for our Democrats to drop out. Many are saying Harris got out too soon.

Too fluid and some sucking our the air in the room and not performing. And I mean two.

[Sloumeau]

12. My guess is Tulsi Gabbard will drop out next.

Her campaign is pretty much nonexistent anyway.