Hard to see anyone other than Bernie really having a legitimate pathway to a MAJORITY of delegates at the moment period.

Sadly however, it's very much so also a possibility still that even Bernie doesn't reach a majority and only gets a plurality (which would force a contested convention).

Y'all see the new WPA Intelligence poll released this morning showing Bernie up 7 in Nevada though?

How are people really spreading this crazy BS?? There's literally no one in the race remotely CLOSE to Bernie being pro-union

He literally has the most union endorsements of any candidate and is the strongest on fair trade

I’m saying a lot of peoples defense of the electoral college is that popular votes would mean only states like California and Texas decide elections. But it is possible to lose more states yet still get the electoral college, so we might as well just make the elections decided by the popular vote

Polls dont matter when the dnc exists

Caucus’s are gonna be weird again because Bernie will probs get majority but he has to win enough delegates

Biggest risk right now is that if centrists start dropping out and they all fall behind one candidate

Buttigieg needs to stay in a distance 5th in Nevada

Crazy new Yahoo News/YouGov poll suggests that the prevailing orthodoxy of the primary so far that many, myself very much included, have subscribed to-- that Bernie, head to head against only one other candidate who unifies the anti-Bernie vote, would get creamed-- might actually be bogus. Particularly if the other candidate was Bloomberg, Buttigieg or Klobuchar, he might actually get STRONGER. Take a look, y'all:

news.yahoo.com/new-yahoo-news-you-gov-poll-shows-sanderss-strength-going-head-to-head-with-rivals-181522968.html

the man is winning, of course that's bogus lmao

we literally had a tight dem race in 2016 in terms of popular vote, sanders vs THE ONE establishment candidate

now that sanders is even stronger why the f*** people would think he would lose 1on1 vs an establishment candidate?

stay off MSM asap

2016 wasn't really tight at all, Hillary blew him out in most states she won. But I see your point. I guess I was so focused on Bernie's apparent ceiling I overestimated Bloomberg's (never thought Klobuchar or Buttigieg was a serious contender). Interesting that Warren is the closest to him here. Guess her dropping out would be a good thing after all.

Crazy how 4-5 months ago Bernie was in 3rd or 4th place in most polls

When he had the heart attack I thought that would take him out of the race.

But he only came back stronger

De Blasio

“Yeah well this doesn’t matter because if you add up the percentages of who voted for moderates then they beat Bernie”

How likely is it that the Senate flips to a democratic majority this year?

“Dozens of accusers emerge after Andrew Yang's wife reveals sexual assault“

cnn.com/2020/02/14/politics/evelyn-yang-doctor-sexual-assault-accusers-invs/index.html

Lmao... this is the most maliciously misleading headline that I’ve seen in a while.

yo what they knew what they was doing

Jesus that’s f***ed up

The story is barely about Yang’s wife, too

Like the my shoehorned her in there just for the headline

This is only true in a vacuum though, no? Since the nominee is still decided on a plurality rather than simple majority, even if a popular is "more" popular in a generalized sense doesn't mean they're also stronger in the plurality since regional and demographic popularity individually matters more than overall collective popularity.

Highly unlikely regardless of nom

:(

there's actually a good chance Democrats will take some seats, but gaining majority will be a pretty uphill battle