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Democratic Primaries

Mr.Bill

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4. With most evryone else dropping out,

Reply to Progressive2020 (Original post)

Mon Mar 2, 2020, 04:32 PM

Mar 2020

I think one of them will have a majority of delegates before the convention.

No matter what happens, if Bernie doesn't get the nomination he will act much the same as he did in 2016.

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

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A Prediction [View all] Progressive2020 Mar 2020 OP

Two candidates cannot both have a plurality. honest.abe Mar 2020 #1

Majority Progressive2020 Mar 2020 #8

I think JustAnotherGen Mar 2020 #2

+++ still_one Mar 2020 #6

I Agree Progressive2020 Mar 2020 #10

But if a decision has to be made at the convention, maybe popular vote count should be considered. Poeraria Mar 2020 #3

Even though it would right now favor my choice of candidate, Mr.Bill Mar 2020 #9

With most evryone else dropping out, Mr.Bill Mar 2020 #4

Delegates Progressive2020 Mar 2020 #5

Buttigieg and Klobuchar can release their delegates before the convention Dem4Life1102 Mar 2020 #7

with the thinning of the field, option 3 is far less likely. dumptrump1 Mar 2020 #11

You May Be Right Progressive2020 Mar 2020 #12