FOR STATE AFTER STATE
Sanders 40%
Candidate 2,3,4,5,6 - 12% in all districts
Bernie wins 100% of the delegates.
MORE LIKELY
Sanders 44%
Biden 20%
Bloomberg 16%
Other 20%
Bernie wins 55% if the delegates.
BOTTOM LINE
Bloomberg is right! Buttigieg is right! Moderate candidates with no chance are simply helping Sanders by staying in. It can be argued that Bloomberg should send Warren money to continue to take votes from Sanders by staying in.
For me, the losing candidates (with no chance) should get out of the race now, or next week at the latest. We need a 2 or 3 person race after Super Tuesday (with all viable in all states), or Bernie is a lock to get the MAJORITY of the delegates, or very close. This is the gospel according to Bloomberg, and it is true.
Of course, Bloomberg would also have Biden drop out. This isn't necessary, as long as Biden is viable in all states. As long as both have over 15% (at least 20% to be safe), they will help each other by having 2 shots in all the states (one might do better in one state, the other in other states).
Sanders 40%
Candidate 2,3,4,5,6 - 12% in all districts
Bernie wins 100% of the delegates.
MORE LIKELY
Sanders 44%
Biden 20%
Bloomberg 16%
Other 20%
Bernie wins 55% if the delegates.
BOTTOM LINE
Bloomberg is right! Buttigieg is right! Moderate candidates with no chance are simply helping Sanders by staying in. It can be argued that Bloomberg should send Warren money to continue to take votes from Sanders by staying in.
For me, the losing candidates (with no chance) should get out of the race now, or next week at the latest. We need a 2 or 3 person race after Super Tuesday (with all viable in all states), or Bernie is a lock to get the MAJORITY of the delegates, or very close. This is the gospel according to Bloomberg, and it is true.
Of course, Bloomberg would also have Biden drop out. This isn't necessary, as long as Biden is viable in all states. As long as both have over 15% (at least 20% to be safe), they will help each other by having 2 shots in all the states (one might do better in one state, the other in other states).
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