If Warren wins IA and Sanders wins NH, who wins NV?

[Biden Stans Are Cringelords]

If Warren wins IA and Bernie wins NH, who wins NV?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Sanders is stronger than Warren, he should win NV

[beesley]

Voted Warren, but it's a tough one.

[Epaminondas]

Sanders is going to win NH in any scenario, so this would only bode well for Warren.

[Pericles]

Probably Biden, though it depends on expectations. If Warren wins Iowa by a clear margin and New Hampshire is really close with Warren in clear second place, or Biden led in the polls for both states but came third in both, or some other scenario that would affect the media narrative and who has momentum, that would impact the outcome going forward. Momentum usually doesn't matter but in the beginning of primaries it does.

[Eraserhead]

Sanders is going to win NH in any scenario, so this would only bode well for Warren.

Based on what? I certainly hope Sanders does but Biden and Warren are strong in NH too.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

Warren is my favorite for NV, even if she doesn’t win Iowa. She’ll need to do well there and in NH though.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Is Warren wins Iowa and has Reid's network in her corner then she is the clear favorite.

[YE]

Is Warren wins Iowa and has Reid's network in her corner then she is the clear favorite.

Warren for this reason.

[SN2903]

Will be very close between Sanders and Warren

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Is Warren wins Iowa and has Reid's network in her corner then she is the clear favorite.

Warren for this reason.

I know he’s spoken highly of her, but does she really have his network “in her corner”?

[Donerail]

whoever the Culinary wants to win

[Gracile]

Is Warren wins Iowa and has Reid's network in her corner then she is the clear favorite.

Warren for this reason.

I know he’s spoken highly of her, but does she really have his network “in her corner”?

Reid has implied that his campaign infrastructure would assist Warren in the primary, though he stopped short of officially endorsing her.

[YE]

Is Warren wins Iowa and has Reid's network in her corner then she is the clear favorite.

Warren for this reason.

I know he’s spoken highly of her, but does she really have his network “in her corner”?

It appears so, at least more so than any other candidate.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

Warren apparently has a huge campaign operation in Nevada. Reid is still officially playing coy, but he was impressed by Warren’s infrastructure.

[jacobmeteorite]

I think Warren wins Iowa, with Biden in 2nd and Bernie in 3rd
Bernie then wins New Hampshire, with Warren in 2nd, and Biden in 3rd
Warren then wins in Nevada, with Biden in 2nd, and Bernie in 3rd
Biden then wins South Carolina, with Bernie in 2nd, Harris in 3rd, and Warren in 4th

And then from there, I think each candidate does well in different states, but I don't see Kamala winning any of them, only Bernie, Warren and Biden.

I think it goes all the way to the convention, and ultimately I hope Warren wins.

[IceSpear]

I guess everyone here is assuming Biden collapses after losing both IA and NH? Because a continual and prolonged split between Warren and Sanders, which would almost certainly be the case if they both notched an early state, would help him quite a bit.

[coloradocowboi]

Harry Reid will endorse Warren if she wins Iowa. I'm actually not sure Sanders can win there either if she wins Iowa. There will be defection, and NH voters are notoriously open to change--see Clinton in 08 or Sanders in 16 for that matter.

[Crumpets]

Here's my hot take on this: if Biden wins neither IA nor NH, he drops out. Part of his support base switches to Sanders, but a lot goes to Harris, who will stick in until SC regardless. I think Harris might be able to edge out a win in this scenario if (and it's a big if) she stays in the top tier of candidates through the start of the primaries.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

 in the end it's probably going to be determined by whoever The Culinary unions endorse. And I would expect them to probably endorse Warren but anything is possible if you held a gun to my head I would probably say Elizabeth Warren would probably win Nevada in that case

[538Electoral]

Close but Biden pulls it off.

[DK_Mo82]

Nevada caucus is a machine dominated caucus more than Iowa. If Bernie won it he would be on route to the nomination. Harry Reid liked Warren when they were in the Senate together so if she won iowa already, she would get endorsed by Nevada machine Reid.

[Anzeigenhauptmeister]

An even more interesting question is if something like in 2008 could happen again, when Obama won more delegates in Nevada despite having lost the caucus because of the overrepresentation of the rural areas.
Biden is to win Clark County, and the other counties are likely to be distributed between Bernie and Liz.

[MT Treasurer]

Biden could obviously still win NV and SC because those states (unlike IA/NH) actually reflect the demographic composition of the Democratic electorate.