Who comes out on top on Super Tuesday?-Democratic

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

A lot of the states on Super Tuesday are southern states where Clinton is expected to do well and Bernie will no doubt win Vermont he could also sneak a Massachusetts win in.

[madelka]

Hillary Clinton will crush Bernie Sanders and it won't be a good night for the Berniebots, that's for sure.

[The Other Castro]

Easily Clinton, there's very very little chance Sanders wins 6 states on Super Tuesday. However, what is needed by Sanders in order to be considered a "win" is a different story.

[cwt]

Clinton is clearly the answer. Anything else would be completely unprecedented.

That being said, unprecedented events do often occur in presidential elections (the "precedent" for primaries really only goes back to the 1970s).

[Mike Thick]

Clinton, as the Southern Freiwal will be in full force then. However, because of that, Sanders doesn't exactly need to slay here.

[Eraserhead]

Super Tuesday is a mostly rough group of states for Sanders. He just needs to survive it. I think if he wins three or four states, that's good enough.

[This account no longer in use.]

All Sanders needs to do is win VT, CO, MN, and MA to stay in the race. Winning OK or TN would just be the icing on the cake, but would be very unlikely.

[Xing]

Barring a huge change in the race, Clinton will win more contests. I think Sanders can avoid a complete massacre if he wins Vermont, Minnesota, Colorado, and Massachusetts, and makes some states like Virginia and Oklahoma close.

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Obviously they aren't the best group of states for Bernie.