US Mini-Super Tuesday discussion and results

352 Delegates Up for Grabs in Upcoming 'Mini Super Tuesday' Battle

Another sizeable portion of delegates, 352, is up for grabs as Joe Biden (D) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) prepare to face off.

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352 Delegates Up for Grabs in Upcoming 'Mini Super Tuesday' Battle

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Polls close Mississippi: 7pm CST/8pm EST, Missouri: 7pm CST/8pm EST, Michigan: 7pm CST/8pm EST (in four Michigan counties, polls will close at 8pm CST/9pm EST), Idaho: 8pm PST/10pm EST (in Idaho's nine northern counties, polls will close at 9pm PST/11pm EST), North Dakota: Poll hours vary by county, all polls will close by 9pm CST/ 10pm EST. Washington: 9pm CST/11pm EST

Joe "Joementum!" Biden

Tulsi Gabbard

Bernie Sanders

Biden, Tulsi and Sanders will take on each other in six states holding primary contests on March 10 in what has been dubbed “Mini Super Tuesday.”
Those states are:

• Idaho, 20 pledged delegates
• Michigan, 125 pledged delegates
• Mississippi, 36 pledged delegates
• North Dakota, 14 pledged delegates
• Missouri, 68 pledged delegates
• Washington, 89 pledged delegates
• Democrats Abroad, 21 pledged delegates

The six states offer a combined 373 pledged delegates.

The former vice president, who swept the South on Super Tuesday, leads in pledged delegate totals ahead of the March 10 primaries. He currently has 664 pledged delegates compared to Sanders’ 573. A nominee needs a majority, or 1,991, delegates going into the convention to win the nomination on the first ballot.

Michigan offers the greatest prize on Tuesday with 125 delegates up for grabs. A Detriot Free Press survey released on Monday showed Biden with a 24-point advantage over Vermont’s self-described socialist senator in the Great Lakes State.

Sanders held rallies in Michigan over the weekend in hopes of garnering support in the state he won in 2016, when he edged out Hillary Clinton by less than two percentage points — 49.8 percent to Clinton’s 48.3 percent.
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Make or break for Bernie if he can't compete against Biden at this point. Should be some interesting results with anger from at least one side being inevitable. I'm looking forward to seeing the race in Idaho and Washington.

My mini-super Tuesday picks

Spoiler

Idaho(Biden), Michigan (Biden), Mississippi(Biden), Missouri (Biden), North Dakota (Biden), Washington (Biden), Democrats Abroad (Biden)

Joementum in full swing!

Previous thread

https://kiwifarms.st/threads/super-tuesday-discussion-and-results.66913/

 

[Ow The Edge]

If it were up to me, you'd be in a death camp. IDC about your tax money, you're literally worthless as a human.

Good thing it isn't up to you and never will be. Try reeducating yourself, comrade.

 

[Y2K Baby]

You couldn't kill yourself out of a paper bag.



Pick up a history book. Literally Prager U hr over here.

It is very easy to push people into the desert. Like taking candy.

From, Baby.

 

[Sahck account]

If it were up to me, you'd be in a death camp. IDC about your tax money, you're literally worthless as a human.

I see you're in stage 2 of the Kübler-Ross model.

 

[Your Weird Fetish]

It also looks Trump will get the delegates this weekend to clinch the nomination due to Guam and Marianas having their conventions.

What the fuck we let the Deep Ones vote?

 

[Arm Pit Cream]

He's on track to lose Washington. Washington, the state so buttmad #Blumpf was becoming president they voted for Colin Powell and Faith Spotted Eagle as revenge against Hillary Clinton, looks at the Bernie campaign and flanks rightward.
This is what happens when you capitulate to the Soccer Mom demographic on key issues that make the real leftists believe you might actually be a true believer, while failing to convince moderate Democrats you can beat Trump. Everyone abandons you, either for the candidate they're being shepherded towards or via low turnout.

Yea, that's gonna change. According to exit polling, when asked to pick just one candidate who has the best chance to beat Trump, more than 60 percent of voters in Washington State picked Biden and 29% in Washington said they would rather see a nominee who “agrees with you on major issues,” while 69% said they would rather choose one who “can beat Donald Trump.” It could go either way but the polls remaining are more capitalist liberals, who I'm guessing will go for Biden


Updated numbers from CNN, only 60 votes between them.

 

[TFT-A9]

Just wait.

Don't think I can wait THAT long, sugar.

 

[Absolutego]

Yea, that's gonna change. According to exit polling, when asked to pick just one candidate who has the best chance to beat Trump, more than 60 percent of voters in Washington State picked Biden and 29% in Washington said they would rather see a nominee who “agrees with you on major issues,” while 69% said they would rather choose one who “can beat Donald Trump.” It could go either way but the polls remaining are more capitalist liberals, who I'm guessing will go for Biden
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Updated numbers from CNN, only 60 votes between them.
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You said "yeah that's gonna change" and then proceeded to agree with me.
My whole point was the same state so retarded lefty they voted for the pipeline protestor over Hillary is looking at Bernie and then moderating rightward, towards Biden.

 

[Vlinny-kun]

When Bernie dies of natural causes (because he's an old fuck), who's most likely to take his place? All that commie energy and upper-middle class spending cash has to go somewhere to fill the hole that he will leave behind in 2-3 years.

 

[Extremist Frank]

Its worth noting that in 2016 Bernie won Washington State with 73% to Hillary's 27%. He currently leads by 0.2% (32.7% for Bernie to Biden's 32.5%).

 

[He Who Points And Laughs]

I'd like to thank the exceptional democrat primary voters for saving me $100. Were it truly neck & neck, I'd throw Joe some money just to see him try and debate Trump. Since you lot voted for that tard, I won't need to.

Thank you all for giving us the gift of three "Trump vs Biden" debates this year. The gods of comedy sincerely appreciate your efforts.

 

[Absolutego]

Its worth noting that in 2016 Bernie won Washington State with 73% to Hillary's 27%. He currently leads by 0.2% (32.7% for Bernie to Biden's 32.5%).

Seriously the fact that this is a tossup at all is INSANE for WA state politics and until Oregon votes I really don't have a good reference whether this is due to low turnout or the local populace moving towards the center.

 

[soy_king]

Holy shit Sleepy Joe's getting North Korean style numbers in Mississippi! 81% and 97% of the votes counted.

 

[Coldgrip]

Imagine your decades of planning a glorious communist revolution in the Western devil was to come to fruition at last but was stopped by a fucking exceptional with early stages of dementia.

Stopped by a real life Mr. Magoo.

My fucking sides.

 

[TowinKarz]

Stopped by a real life Mr. Magoo.

My fucking sides.

HONK HONK HO-HOOOOOOOOOONNNNKK!!!

VOTE HOG!!!!

 

[Virgil19]

How did this grifter manage to have any supporters again?

Two elections in a row Bernie has conned commies into giving their money to Clinton and now Biden. He truly is the greatest of grifters.

 

[Extremist Frank]

Seriously the fact that this is a tossup at all is INSANE for WA state politics and until Oregon votes I really don't have a good reference whether this is due to low turnout or the local populace moving towards the center.

Its actually not because of low voter turnout. The 2016 WA primary had 230,000 votes. Nearly a million votes have been cast so far (Biden & Bernie each have ~335k) and it'll likely cross a million by the time 100% is reporting.

I'm guessing the difference is because WA switched from a caucus (2016) to a primary (2020), so the difference is likely attributable to voter participation rather than voter enthusiasm if you understand the distinction.

 

[Kornheiser]

Its actually not because of low voter turnout. The 2016 WA primary had 230,000 votes. Nearly a million votes have been cast so far (Biden & Bernie each have ~335k) and it'll likely cross a million by the time 100% is reporting.

I'm guessing the difference is because WA switched from a caucus (2016) to a primary (2020), so the difference is likely attributable to voter participation rather than voter enthusiasm if you understand the distinction.

Caucuses helped Bernie more than primaries outside of certain states. The last state to do one is Wyoming in early April but I suspect Bernie will have dropped out.

 

[HumanHive]

Yea, that's gonna change. According to exit polling, when asked to pick just one candidate who has the best chance to beat Trump, more than 60 percent of voters in Washington State picked Biden and 29% in Washington said they would rather see a nominee who “agrees with you on major issues,” while 69% said they would rather choose one who “can beat Donald Trump.” It could go either way but the polls remaining are more capitalist liberals, who I'm guessing will go for Biden
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Well that's hilarious, because Bernie is actually the one who would be most likely to beat Trump.

 

[Richardface]

Proletarian vanguard getting smashed by a coalition of wine moms and old black church ladies. Extremely low energy

 

[ColtWalker1847]

Maybe real socialism was the friends we made along the way.