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It's FAR from over and Sanders has clear path to nomination--from NYTimes MATH

Posted by JackDawson (aka dawson) Mar 3 '20, 20:21

Joseph R. Biden Jr.
2,812,690 120 173
Bernie Sanders
1,983,190 112 172

Total super tuesday votes
total super tuesday delegates
total delegates total

Someone makes a huge gaffe before Florida, new York, Illinois, etc..watch out

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I don’t get how really unless there are truly no others delegates. Warren and Mike don’t have enough to tie up the system and will drop out - Will Hunting Mar 3, 20:25 1
- The race has shifted dramatically at least 4 times since October so yes I do -- nm - JackDawson Mar 3, 20:26
those are just part of the state winner delegates - there's close to 1000 more to add tonight. -- nm - Reagen Mar 3, 20:24 3
- tonight, your such an optimist. California, when counting is working *well*, makes Iowa looks quick -- nm - ty97 Mar 3, 20:25
- yup. They're estimating Biden at 650 at end and Bernie at 570. So, very close not over -- nm - JackDawson Mar 3, 20:24 1
  - Yes, but the difference is Sanders was counting on a big lead from these states. I don’t think it gets more favorable for him. - pmb Mar 3, 20:33
Very far from over. I think "no one gets majority" is still the 'candidate' in the lead -- nm - ty97 Mar 3, 20:23 6
- I don't think Bloomberg or Warren get a big enough chunk of delegates to act as a blocker, and they're both done after tonight - znufrii Mar 3, 20:26 5
  - Which is a really annoying win for Trump: the actual NYC billionaire failed to beat him. -- nm - Max Mar 3, 20:48
  - Going into tonight, Pete had 26 and Warren had 8` delegates -- (edited) - ty97 Mar 3, 20:29 3
    - sounds about right to me, I just don't see that taking enough delegates off the table to make a contested convention the most likely outcome - znufrii Mar 3, 20:32 2
      - One of them would have to start consistently winning 60-40 (at least, possibly more) to get over the threshold -- nm - ty97 Mar 3, 20:35 1
        
        Mathematically impossible? Not at all! Going to happen? Seems not highly likely, but we shall see -- nm - ty97 Mar 3, 20:36

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