Super Tuesday Results Thread

[Beet]

Biden ran a non-sh^tty campaign for one week... ONE WEEK out of a whole year. And the Dem Establishment is falling in like behind him. If he loses in November (which is likely given his past campaign history), centrists better not be surprised.

Maybe, but Sanders spent $500 million between his two campaigns and doesn't seem to have moved the needle. Maybe he's not as electable as his fans think he is either.

[Podgy the Bear]

I'm starting to think Sanders (and Trump) only did well last time because Hillary was an AWFUL candidate that nobody liked.  Bad night for Sanders so far but also a terrible night for Trump.

That and Biden's tremendous strength with the black vote spells trouble for Trump in November.

[Gass3268]

Early vote in Texas is tied:

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/1235009691731849218?s=20

[Suburbia]

Biden ran a non-sh^tty campaign for one week... ONE WEEK out of a whole year. And the Dem Establishment is falling in like behind him. If he loses in November (which is likely given his past campaign history), centrists better not be surprised.

That's why Warren or Sherrod Brown or Gavin Newsom can be the nominee.

[NHI]

Biden ran a non-sh^tty campaign for one week... ONE WEEK out of a whole year. And the Dem Establishment is falling in like behind him. If he loses in November (which is likely given his past campaign history), centrists better not be surprised.

[Orwell]

It'd be a big surprise if Biden'd be competitive in Massachussets.

I've been thinking about it and yeah, I guess this should have been expected. With Butti and Klob out and the Lib vote split Biden doing respectably there makes sense.

Biden should have been competitive in MA from the beginning lots of working class white moderate Democrats iirc, not like rust belt working class (other than like Lowell) along with technocrats which seem to vibe between him and Warren.

[Fmr. Gov. NickG]

I voted proudly for Warren today, but sadly it does appear that her campaign should be over after tonight.

[Roronoa D. Law]

I don't understand how Bernie is doing so bad with African-Americans.

Black people don't vibe with Bernie's message that much......

They don't believe what Bernie is selling. Black people know d**n well there is not going to be any free college and healthcare.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Data polls were right, on the spot

[W]

I neither want to seem defeatist or overly optimistic, but I think we're seriously undercutting how much Texas and California will matter. Even if Bernie slips a bit in them he'll still probably end tonight with a delegate lead.

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Based on the projections so far, Biden might win in Minnesota

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

It'd be a big surprise if Biden'd be competitive in Massachussets.

I've been thinking about it and yeah, I guess this should have been expected. With Butti and Klob out and the Lib vote split Biden doing respectably there makes sense.

That would mean that he absorbed the overwhelming majority of Buttigieg and Klobuchar voters in MA which seems unlikely?

[Yank2133]

Looks like a bad night for Bernie and a disastrous night for Bloomberg

More like a disastrous night for anyone not named Joe Biden

A great night for "Twitter is not real life" advocates.

[The Free North]

Sanders, like Corbyn, is a dinosaur from a bygone leftist era.

[Ljube]

I'm starting to think Sanders (and Trump) only did well last time because Hillary was an AWFUL candidate that nobody liked.  Bad night for Sanders so far but also a terrible night for Trump.

No. It's not that.
I will repeat. The people got alarmed about the prospect of Sanders winning the nomination after his overwhelming Nevada victory and switched to Biden to stop Sanders, first in South Carolina, and then everywhere else.

Nothing to do with Biden, who is still a weak candidate.

[Beet]

Sanders is within 5 in North Carolina. If he ties there and Texas, he still wins the nomination.

[Non Swing Voter]

Looks like a bad night for Bernie and a disastrous night for Bloomberg

More like a disastrous night for anyone not named Joe Biden

A great night for "Twitter is not real life" advocates.

and "Atlas is not real life" advocates too.

[Gass3268]

Biden won Harris County, TX Early Vote!

https://twitter.com/GarrettHaake/status/1235010498728468481?s=20

[NYSforKennedy2024]

I neither want to seem defeatist or overly optimistic, but I think we're seriously undercutting how much Texas and California will matter. Even if Bernie slips a bit in them he'll still probably end tonight with a delegate lead.

It's not looking good.

[Oryxslayer]

Bloom ahead in OK!

[soundchaser]

Sanders is within 5 in North Carolina. If he ties there and Texas, he still wins the nomination.

He's not going to tie in North Carolina. That would take a miracle.

[Non Swing Voter]

looks like Warren ended up hurting Bernie more than Bloomberg hurt Biden.  

Bernie getting 19.2% in Arlington (ultra lib count)
Warren getting 19.1% in Arlington.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

It'd be a big surprise if Biden'd be competitive in Massachussets.

I've been thinking about it and yeah, I guess this should have been expected. With Butti and Klob out and the Lib vote split Biden doing respectably there makes sense.

Biden should have been competitive in MA from the beginning lots of working class white moderate Democrats iirc, not like rust belt working class (other than like Lowell) along with technocrats which seem to vibe between him and Warren.

Yeah, Massachusetts's national reputation as some sort of super progressive nice woke SJW state regularly mystifies people who actually live here.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

Sanders is within 5 in North Carolina. If he ties there and Texas, he still wins the nomination.

Sanders or Biden?

[OBD]

On an unrelated note, what the heck is happening? Shouldn't the vote be coming in a little faster?

Virginia's zoomed ahead to 63%, but Vermont, NC, and the like are still stuck in single digits.