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Democratic Primaries

k2qb3

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10. That's possible, sure.

Reply to AGeddy (Reply #9)

Fri Feb 28, 2020, 02:38 PM

Feb 2020

I don't think the polling is reliable, a lot of bad methodology on both sides.

Plus no R primary.

If Biden really surges it could split like 34 for biden and 20 for Sanders.

I think the likely outcome is more like 30/24, and it could even invert due to a bigger than usual independent vote and mayhem crossovers, I guess we'll find out soon.

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

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Details on tomorrow's South Carolina Primary [View all] brooklynite Feb 2020 OP

What is the expected turnout? What was it in 2016 and 2008? AGeddy Feb 2020 #1

About 375K in '16 and 550K in '08. k2qb3 Feb 2020 #2

According to the article, it would almost be impossible to win the popular vote in SC and get less AGeddy Feb 2020 #4

It's proportional for over 15% k2qb3 Feb 2020 #6

ok, assume your scenario AGeddy Feb 2020 #7

No, you're not understanding how this works. It's proportional. k2qb3 Feb 2020 #8

Ok, yes. AGeddy Feb 2020 #9

That's possible, sure. k2qb3 Feb 2020 #10

Care to rethink your prediction? AGeddy Feb 2020 #11

Results Below: Sloumeau Feb 2020 #3

So if Joe beats Bernie by 60,000 votes, which is possible, Joe takes over the pop vote lead overall AGeddy Feb 2020 #5

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