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Iolo

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Oct 27, 2017
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Biden at the moment, however Pete has released internals saying he is in second with more reporting than the official counts

Edit: Here they are

Pete Buttigieg Official Website

The official website of former Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

Yeah... this has Pete 20% Biden 18% with 26% reporting, but official results show Biden 24% Pete 14% with 23% reporting. Not that I doubt Pete's numbers, but... perhaps they're looking entirely different districts?
 

danm999

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Oct 29, 2017
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Yeah... this has Pete 20% Biden 18% with 26% reporting, but official results show Biden 24% Pete 14% with 23% reporting. Not that I doubt Pete's numbers, but... perhaps they're looking entirely different districts?

Possible, you'd imagine the districts he has his people at would be ones that they expect to do well in that haven't been officially reported yet.
 

Kaitos

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Oct 25, 2017
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Here is where we are with the delegates per CD

Screenshot_from_2020-02-22_22-27-41.png


Currently Warren and Klob are getting 0 delegates.

Biden and Sanders are the only ones getting statewide delegates.
 

adam387

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Nov 27, 2017
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I know this is probably really stupidly nit picky ....
But I really hate this trend of campaigns releasing their own numbers. (Looking at you Pete and Bernie.) Like, I get it. Caucuses are horrible. They shouldn't be a thing. It shouldn't take three weeks to get results, but I REALLY hate campaigns just releasing numbers like that. It's just dumb.


This would be very good
 

Surfinn

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Oct 25, 2017
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This is the kind of shit that women of color face online, and I'm sure this is tame in comparison to lots of it. Disgusting
 

Basileus777

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Oct 26, 2017
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Warren's debate performance came at the worst possible time for her. She might get no delegates out of Nevada, she's not a factor in South Carolina, and by the time Super Tuesday come around she'll be forgotten.
 

RDreamer

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Oct 25, 2017
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With these results, not sure if Warren and Klob will make it to Super Tuesday. Coffers going to be dry soon.
Warren's hauling in a bunch after the debate. It's like her best month, and they just announced they were upping their ad buys for Super Tuesday because of it. Biden's the one with the dry coffers.
 

dlauv

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She fucking sucks. She's always overextending like this.
 

SSF1991

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If Bernie dominates Super Tuesday and all the remaining candidates are still running by that time, it's going to feel so good to see the Super Tuesday fallout and watch one candidate after another drop out.
 

Teggy

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Oct 25, 2017
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I do find it funny that republicans think the president is a king who just has to decree that America is a socialist country
 

Kaitos

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Oct 25, 2017
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If these results currently held as is (no guarantee they will), looks like Bernie would get 20 delegates of the possible 36.
 

AnotherNils

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Oct 27, 2017
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actually regarding that

I feel like this is the first year with early voting also bears noting.

But hey, congrats to Biden for his first finish higher than 4th in his entire career.

For Warren, I fear it is too late, and that's not factoring if people judge her too harshly based on NV finish that was already half baked before her debate performance.
 

SSF1991

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New Minnesota poll:



#Minnesota @MasonDixonPoll/@StarTribune/@MPRNews Poll (2/17-20):
Klobuchar 29%
Sanders 23%
Warren 11%
Biden 8%
Bloomberg 3%
Buttigieg 3%
Gabbard 1%
Steyer 1%

Bernie and Amy both gained support, the only ones that seem to have done so, but the difference between the two is still the same.

Bloomberg dropped SIX POINTS. lmao

EDIT: Error. Bloomberg dropped 6 points, not 9. Still, lmao
 
Oct 25, 2017
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She fucking sucks. She's always overextending like this.


She doesn't suck at all, but it doesn't come off as natural for her. It comes off as try hard. When she's really passionate, she breaks her opponent down with facts and logic, not by taking Trump-like shots. This just comes off like a bad joke line when she could easily give Bloomberg more of that work just because she's far smarter than he is.

EDIT: And when she has insulted someone, it was off-the-cuff and witty. That's her strength, not recycling dipshit Trump lines of attack.
 

MetalGearZed

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Oct 30, 2017
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Assuming that Bernie comes in 2nd in SC: Has any candidate ever done as well as he has in the states before Super Tuesday and not gone on to be the nominee?
 

dlauv

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Oct 27, 2017
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idk, from "no private insurance ever" to "no taxes on the middle class" for weeks to push out a janky policy, to DNA tests, to losing a purity test with Pete that she kept instigating, to, uh, double selfies, to short jokes: it always just seems like she's squaring up to look like an ass. it's just consistently disappointing after nights like the last debate, where she was the clear winner.
 

discotheque

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Dec 23, 2019
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New Minnesota poll:



#Minnesota @MasonDixonPoll/@StarTribune/@MPRNews Poll (2/17-20):
Klobuchar 29%
Sanders 23%
Warren 11%
Biden 8%
Bloomberg 3%
Buttigieg 3%
Gabbard 1%
Steyer 1%

Bernie and Amy both gained support, the only ones that seem to have done so, but the difference between the two is still the same.

Bloomberg dropped SIX POINTS. lmao

EDIT: Error. Bloomberg dropped 6 points, not 9. Still, lmao

Klobs is hanging in the race just to spite Pete, win one state, and then go home. Honestly I kind of respect it.
 
Oct 25, 2017
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The shitty thing about Warren calling Bloomberg short is that she's going to get more flack for that than Bloomberg does for his sexism and transphobia.
 

Basileus777

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Oct 26, 2017
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Assuming that Bernie comes in 2nd in SC: Has any candidate ever done as well as he has in the states before Super Tuesday and not gone on to be the nominee?
No. If Bernie is 2nd in SC, as long as Biden doesn't run away with it, Bernie will be poised to run up a huge delegate lead during Super Tuesday. And if he does that it's over and you're just left with neverbernie fantasies of stealing it at the convention. Whoever is left to face him will be Ted Cruz redux.
 

i_am_ben

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Oct 27, 2017
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Man the SC debate is going to be wild.

My guess would be a lot of men don't like women criticising men's height. Men are very sensitive about their height.

Negative comments on someone's appearance from the opposing sex are usually perceived more negatively than from the same sex.
 
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