Which states on Super Tuesday do you think will Bernie win?

[boston bean]

Here are the states:

Alabama -Open
Arkansas -Open
California -Open- independent must ask for party ballot to vote.
Colorado - Open
Democrats Abroad - don’t know
Maine- Closed
Massachusetts - Open for unenrolled voters
Minnesota - Open
North Carolina - Open for unaffiliated voters
Oklahoma - Open to independent voters
Tennessee - Open
Texas - Open
Utah- Open for Democratic Primaries, not open for republican primary
Vermont - Open
Virginia - Open

[redstatebluegirl]

1. Hopefully only Vermont and Maine.

He may carry Oklahoma since the Democrats down here, few that there are, tend to be more progressive.

[Frasier Balzov]

14. Shouldn't Oklahoma be Warren country?

[redstatebluegirl]

17. Not really, the latest polls show Bernie winning.

[still_one]

2. I may be going out on a limb here, but I think he will win Vermont for sure

[boston bean]

3. LOL

[William769]

4. ...

[Nanjeanne]

5. If a serious question and not just a thread for a bunch of people to tell me how wrong I am--- I'll

bite!

California
Colorado
Democrats Abroad
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Vermont

Possibly Arkansas

[George II]

6. He probably won't win any primaries for Democrats only (i.e., closed)

[USALiberal]

22. Lol, nice try! Nt

[madville]

7. CA, TX, CO, ME, MN, MA, NC, TN, UT, VT, VA

He will be second in AL, AR, and OK.

[at140]

8. Bernie Wins all except Mass and Minn and perhaps Alabama & Arkansas..nt

[hlthe2b]

9. While CO went for HRC in the general, Sanders won the caucuses in 2016. We have a primary now

but, I would not be surprised if he prevailed again. Not winner take all, so I still think others will pick up delegates as well.

[msongs]

16. anti-democratic-establishment stance. you were missing a word so I fixed it :-) nt

[33taw]

13. Will any of the candidates glean more than 50% of the vote in any state?

[Kurt V.]

15. i count 6 for sures.

[Spider Jerusalem]

18. California requires you to vote for the party you're registered with.

You can change your registration on election day, but it's still not "wide open".

And "enough of them to have a delegate lead that'll be hard for other candidates to surmount, going forward", is my answer (possibly just from Texas and California, which between them account for 643 pledged delegates).

[boston bean]

20. My understanding is that it is one ballot for all candidates.

Could be wrong. I don’t live in CA.

[Spider Jerusalem]

24. Your understanding is wrong

I'm not sure how you could even think that, really. "one ballot for all candidates" makes zero sense in a party-specific primary election. It's like every other state with closed or semi-closed primaries; if you're a registered Democrat, you get a Democratic ballot for the primary.

[boston bean]

25. Thank you for the correction.

[tritsofme]

27. CA has jungle primaries for every other office, so the confusion is understandable.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

19. If Super Tuesday was today.

Alabama -Open
Arkansas -Open
California -Wide open, every voter gets same ballot
Colorado - Open
Democrats Abroad - don’t know
Maine- Closed
Massachusetts - Open for unenrolled voters
Minnesota - Open
North Carolina - Open for unaffiliated voters
Oklahoma - Open to independent voters
Tennessee - Open
Texas - Open
Utah- Open for Democratic Primaries, not open for republican primary
Vermont - Open
Virginia - Open

[treestar]

21. Geez they are all open for RF

Repukes will vote in all of them.

[kentuck]

23. TX, CA, CO, VT, and UT.

And perhaps Maine?

[katmondoo]

26. Hopefully none.

[CentralMass]

28. RCP has Bernie up in 8 of the 10 (Alabama not in the poll) super Tuesday states.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/SuperTuesday.html

[CentralMass]

29. Here is decent article detailing which states have closed, semi-closed, and open primaries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_election