Just to go back to and see how wrong we all are four years from now.
Here's mine:
Warren - 19%
Harris - 13%
Gabbard - 12%
Biden - 10%
Booker - 8%
Castro - 6%
Klobuchar - 5%
Brown - 5%
Gillibrand - 4%
Sanders - 3%
Franken - 2%
De Blasio - 1%
Duckworth - 1%
Bullock - 0.5%
Edwards - 0.5%
Kanye - 0.00000000000000001%
Manchin - 0%
Cuomo - 0%
Clinton - 0%
Kaine - 0%
Other/Field - 10%
That's hilarious. However don't underestimate it, Kanye could tap into the African American voter base pretty well.
I think Kanye has a shot but this isn't the main reason why.
Ultimately, I think Kanye has a better chance as an independent than as a Democrat, since he seems to have even less party loyalty than Trump, and the Democrats still have their superdelegates. If he makes the general, it almost certainly won't be as a Democrat, but I gave him a non-zero chance 1) to rub it in and 2) because Trump.
I think he could be a major force if he taps into the Sanders base, adding 1998-2002ers and some extra black voters, with chaos in the rest of the field. I don't think it's likely, but it's possible.
