2024: The Story of a Election (a mini-TL)

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Go Cooper! (or Inslee, or Warnock or Grisham)

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CMON WARNOCK AND INSLEE YOU CAN DO IT

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Go Inslee! Go Warnock!

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Bump

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South Carolina Primary - Democratic 55 delegates
Raphael Warnock (D-GA) 28.31% 26 delegates ✔
Kamala Harris (D-CA) 25.74% 20 delegates
Michael Bloomberg (D-NY) 14.63% 7 delegates
Roy Cooper (D-NC) 12.41% 2 delegates
Nina Turner (D-OH) 9.99%
Sherrod Brown (D-OH) 4.31%
Jay Inslee (D-WA) 3.65%
Other 0.96%


South Carolina Primary - Republican 50 delegates
Mike Lindell (R-MN) 30.21% 21 delegates ✔
Ron DeSantis (R-FL) 26.53% 17 delegates
Nikki Haley (R-SC) 20.44% 12 delegates
Ted Cruz (R-TX) 10.02%
Larry Hogan (R-MD) 7.95%
Josh Hawley (R-MO) 3.83%
Other 1.02%

“Everything’s coming up Lindell”
New York Post; February 26, 2024

“5 states, 5 winners for Democrats”
CNN; February 26, 2022

“Frustration in the Harris camp builds after two close defeats”
Vox; February 26, 2022

“Haley kneecaps DeSantis, then endorses him”
Drudge Report; February 26, 2024

“Candidates scramble to regroup in Illinois as Super Tuesday looms”
ABC; February 27, 2024

“Chicago area blanketed with Bloomberg ads”
Chicago Tribune; February 27, 2024

“Reeling Turner campaign seeks boost in diverse, delegate-rich Illinois”
Salon; February 27, 2024

“Kinzinger, Cheney rally highlight Hogan’s push for suburban Chicagoland”
The Hill; February 27, 2024

Illinois Primary - Democratic 147 delegates
Michael Bloomberg (D-NY) 19.81% 39 delegates ✔
Kamala Harris (D-CA) 19.56% 33 delegates
Sherrod Brown (D-OH) 19.55% 34 delegates
Nina Turner (D-OH) 18.69% 31 delegates
Raphael Warnock (D-GA) 12.44% 10 delegates
Jay Inslee (D-WA) 7.22%
Roy Cooper (D-NC) 1.51%
Other 1.22%

Illinois Primary - Republican 67 delegates
Mike Lindell (R-MN) 32.71% 28 delegates ✔
Larry Hogan (R-MD) 20.35% 15 delegates
Ron DeSantis (R-FL) 18.24% 13 delegates
Josh Hawley (R-MO) 17.29% 11 delegates
Ted Cruz (R-TX) 10.06%
Other 1.35%

“Bloomberg notches critical first win with strong suburban backing”
CNN; February 28, 2024

“Sherrod Brown swept downstate Illinois, but fell narrowly into third thanks to a weak Chicagoland performance”
Dave Wasserman; February 28, 2024

“I mean, the vote totals were so close. Can we really say that anyone won here?”
Cenk Uygur; February 28, 2024

“The Fall of the Sane GOP”
New Yorker; February 28, 2024

“DeSantis campaign purges Midwest branch”
New York Post; February 29, 2024

“Is this the most critical Super Tuesday in history?”
538: February 29, 2024

“Harris mounts final push to lock up California’s 424 unpledged delegates”
Los Angeles Times: March 1, 2024

“With final campaign swing across South, Lindell hopes for a coronation on March 5”
Yellowhammer; March 1, 2024

“Report: ‘little dialogue’ between reeling Hogan, DeSantis campaigns”
Drudge Report; March 1, 2024

“Turner’s last stand”
Jacobin; March 2, 2024

“The real Democratic Primary: national strength versus regional appeal”
Crystal Ball; March 3, 2024

“Democrats, Republicans alike descend on Texas”
Texas Tribune; March 3, 2024

“BREAKING: 8 injured at Lindell megarally in Houston”
CNN; March 4, 2024

“Unlike in 2020, it doesn’t appear any contenders will drop out on the eve of Super Tuesday”
Dave Wasserman; March 4, 2024

“Multiple states report record primary turnout”
538; March 5, 2024

Democratic Primary 3,770 pledged delegates, 760 unpledged delegates, 2,265 to win
Kamala Harris (D-CA) 89 delegates
Nina Turner (D-OH) 70 delegates
Michael Bloomberg (D-NY) 70 delegates
Sherrod Brown (D-OH) 67 delegates
Raphael Warnock (D-GA) 36 delegates
Jay Inslee (D-WA) 23 delegates
Roy Cooper (D-NC) 2 delegates

Republican Primary 2,550 delegates, 1,275 to win
Mike Lindell (R-MN) 107 delegates
Ron DeSantis (R-FL) 53 delegates
Larry Hogan (R-MD) 32 delegates
Josh Hawley (R-MO) 18 delegates
Nikki Haley (R-SC) 12 delegates (dropped out)
Ted Cruz (R-TX) 10 delegates

Not a nitpick-type but the first few have the wrong year. I love seeing that you revived this TL!