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Democratic Primaries

FBaggins

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3. The day after Super Tuesday could see a wide open race

Reply to DemocratSinceBirth (Original post)

Tue Jul 16, 2019, 10:09 AM

Jul 2019

With three (or in this case four) candidates splitting delegates from many of those states (and not always the same 3/4), we could easily see no candidate close to 50% of committed delegates.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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****Brand New CA Poll (Capitol Weekly)**** EW 25% KH 20% JB 20% BS 16% MP 8% [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2019 OP

i wonder if Washington state and Oregon are similar numbers JI7 Jul 2019 #1

Last poll i saw Bernie was in the lead marlakay Jul 2019 #14

LA Times/Berkeley and Quinnipiac both show Biden leading ucrdem Jul 2019 #2

In very old polls... bluewater Jul 2019 #7

Not exactly a pattern but here's what I predict: ucrdem Jul 2019 #9

The day after Super Tuesday could see a wide open race FBaggins Jul 2019 #3

Most of the red states' delegates will go solely to Joe, which will give him the edge... Skya Rhen Jul 2019 #8

Harris will win CA because smooth64 Jul 2019 #4

There really isn't one like in other states ucrdem Jul 2019 #5

Warren looking strong in California! bluewater Jul 2019 #6

"Warren getting a plurality in California would bode very well for the General Election. " DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2019 #10

California, The Trendsetter. bluewater Jul 2019 #11

All that is true but the last time CA was in play at the presidential level was 1988 DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2019 #12

You could probably add IA to that list Rstrstx Jul 2019 #13