I highly doubt it will be that bad, but it'll definitely be ugly for Sanders here. Still, losing this state isn't really going to affect Sanders' chances, considering it's one of his worst states.
Really? Getting at least a 50 delegate lead from Georgia alone will be enough to wipe away any delegate lead he gets in the states he wins on Super Tuesday. And then there's Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas.... Louisiana and Mississippi less than a week later...
I'm saying that losing GA by a lot is the expected result for him, and it's not like he'd be doing well in GA even if he were ahead nationally. A huge loss in TX, however, is a different story, since I'd expect him to at least come within 15 points there if he were on par to keep the race competitive.
