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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Just In: CNN is saying that after all the delegates are divided up [View all]dsc
(53,403 posts)15. He lost a primary in Washington in 2016 (it was non binding the caucus is what controlled and Bernie
won that), Mississippi will give Biden all or virtually all of its delegates. Biden is leading in MI, and likely to win MO.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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He lost a primary in Washington in 2016 (it was non binding the caucus is what controlled and Bernie
dsc
Mar 2020
#15
oh I'm just basing that off a poll I saw recently. 50 Biden, 25 or so bernie and 25 or so warren.
dumptrump1
Mar 2020
#63
Poll: Biden Leads Sanders in Michigan following Dominant Super Tuesday Performance
Proud Veteran
Mar 2020
#53
harder to believe she would work for a man who fired her because she wouldn't protect corporate
dumptrump1
Mar 2020
#69
Mail-in voting might favor Bernie since so many mail-in ballets were submitted
totodeinhere
Mar 2020
#50
if joe has the plurality going to the convention but not enough for the nomination
lapfog_1
Mar 2020
#8
There are more than three months to the convention and Biden has a (reportedly) 40 delegate lead and
CentralMass
Mar 2020
#29
Fortunately for Joe nothing can upset political predictions at this stage of the race.
Lucid Dreamer
Mar 2020
#14
Yes. I agree. The conventional wisdom is that Biden will have Joementum. Personally, I'm about to
CentralMass
Mar 2020
#28
That is a significant lead that will be difficult for Sanders to make up in upcoming states..
honest.abe
Mar 2020
#17
Going into yesterday they were saying if he kept within 100 delegates yesterday....
George II
Mar 2020
#20