Who will be the 2024 Democratic nominee for President (Post DNC edition)
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Question: Who will be the
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Joe Biden
 
#2
Kamala Harris
 
#3
Gretchen Whitmer
 
#4
Roy Cooper
 
#5
Michelle Lujan Grisham
 
#6
Andrew Cuomo
 
#7
Stacey Abrams
 
#8
Steve Bullock
 
#9
Sherrod Brown
 
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
 
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Michelle Obama
 
#12
Gavin Newsom
 
#13
Cory Booker
 
#14
Pete Buttigeig
 
#15
Bernie Sanders
 
#16
Phil Murphy
 
#17
Elizabeth Warren
 
#18
Keisha Lance Bottoms
 
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« Reply #25 on: September 10, 2020, 04:50:26 PM »

If Biden wins almost certainly Harris, If Trump wins the field will be wide open I expect someone from the left wing to have a good chance at winning Id say Warren or AOC would be the most likely possibly Yang if Automation becomes a bigger issue
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« Reply #26 on: September 10, 2020, 08:01:45 PM »

If Biden wins almost certainly Harris, If Trump wins the field will be wide open I expect someone from the left wing to have a good chance at winning Id say Warren or AOC would be the most likely possibly Yang if Automation becomes a bigger issue

Warren will be too old and AOC won't get the nomination because she won't get the support of black voters.  Same for Yang.  In the event of a Trump victory this year, the 2024 nominee would almost certainly be Harris, but I could maaaaaaaaaaybe see Buttigieg or Klobuchar having a shot.  Or maybe even Tim Kaine, if he decided to run.
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« Reply #27 on: September 10, 2020, 08:40:29 PM »

If Biden wins almost certainly Harris, If Trump wins the field will be wide open I expect someone from the left wing to have a good chance at winning Id say Warren or AOC would be the most likely possibly Yang if Automation becomes a bigger issue

Warren will be too old and AOC won't get the nomination because she won't get the support of black voters.  Same for Yang.  In the event of a Trump victory this year, the 2024 nominee would almost certainly be Harris, but I could maaaaaaaaaaybe see Buttigieg or Klobuchar having a shot.  Or maybe even Tim Kaine, if he decided to run.
lol Buttigieg and Klobuchar are way less likely to win the black vote than Yang Warren or AOC plus thats now things will be much different four years from now
its pretty possible the nominee will be someone we arent even talking about rn
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« Reply #28 on: September 10, 2020, 09:35:13 PM »

If Biden wins almost certainly Harris, If Trump wins the field will be wide open I expect someone from the left wing to have a good chance at winning Id say Warren or AOC would be the most likely possibly Yang if Automation becomes a bigger issue

Warren will be too old and AOC won't get the nomination because she won't get the support of black voters.  Same for Yang.  In the event of a Trump victory this year, the 2024 nominee would almost certainly be Harris, but I could maaaaaaaaaaybe see Buttigieg or Klobuchar having a shot.  Or maybe even Tim Kaine, if he decided to run.
lol Buttigieg and Klobuchar are way less likely to win the black vote than Yang Warren or AOC plus thats now things will be much different four years from now
its pretty possible the nominee will be someone we arent even talking about rn

If Iowa and New Hampshire reclaim their ability to anoint the winner, maybe that could lead to a dark horse winning the nomination.  But there's a lot of reason to think that the nominating process just doesn't work that way anymore.  I think it's highly unlikely that a candidate lacking a well-established base of support has a shot at an upset. 
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