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Democratic Primaries

SidDithers

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19. No. I've explained this to you multiple times...

Reply to dumptrump1 (Reply #18)

Thu Mar 5, 2020, 04:19 AM

Mar 2020

Sanders will have a final max net gain of around 60 delegates from CA. That includes the 144 state-wide delegates.

Your #Berniemath is just wrong.

Sid

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

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Proportional delegate allocation is going to doom Bernie... [View all] SidDithers Mar 2020 OP

I'm assuming Washington state should be good for Bernie? herding cats Mar 2020 #1

Maybe... SidDithers Mar 2020 #2

Bernie Lost the WA Non-binding Primary to Hillary 47% to 53%. He Wont Get 47% Indykatie Mar 2020 #6

Yup... SidDithers Mar 2020 #9

Good points on WA state. herding cats Mar 2020 #10

WA leads the country in per capita exports grantcart Mar 2020 #15

Great analysis Sid. William769 Mar 2020 #3

Thx Bill... SidDithers Mar 2020 #4

By the time we get to NJ in June, Biden's lead will be around 200 AGeddy Mar 2020 #11

At least...nt SidDithers Mar 2020 #23

The Math Doesn't Look Good For Bernie With a Narrowed Field Indykatie Mar 2020 #5

Good point. I think you're right about the crowded field strategy... SidDithers Mar 2020 #7

Agree, &BS knows the math isn't possible onetexan Mar 2020 #12

There are very few states out there where Sanders can even eclipse 50% of the vote. W_HAMILTON Mar 2020 #8

A+ on the math! BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #13

K & R SunSeeker Mar 2020 #14

I just read blue-wave Mar 2020 #16

In 2008 the media gave big news to Clinton's very narrow win in Ohio grantcart Mar 2020 #17

after the 144 delegates are assigned in CA, Bernie will have a net 80 seats, if the proportional dumptrump1 Mar 2020 #18

No. I've explained this to you multiple times... SidDithers Mar 2020 #19

your condescension doesn't change the actual reality dumptrump1 Mar 2020 #20

Projected delegate allocation for CA is... SidDithers Mar 2020 #21

You do realize your editorial is not "actual reality", but simply another editorial, yes? LanternWaste Mar 2020 #24

GOOD ! stonecutter357 Mar 2020 #22