How many people have voted thus far in the Democratic nominating process??

[boston bean]

Iowa 171,517
New Hampshire 300,000
Nevada - 159,000 (estimate)

Approx 630,000 have participated.

That is too tiny of a sliver of voters to draw any presumptions or conclusions. Especially since two were caucuses. Caucuses are not representative of democracy. You cannot count caucus goers to be a reflection of all voters in a state, ie as winning the poplar vote. A data point yes, but not very meaningful. Caucuses need to go away.

The delegates, which is the measure to achieve, is what matters.

We will know more after more actual primary states have voted.

[samnsara]

1. i have my ballot in hand but i dont have to have it in for a cpl weeks...

..this is the first time we have had a primary instead of a caucus..

[Rorey]

5. Same here

I'm waiting until it's a little closer to Super Tuesday.

[apcalc]

2. +1

[underpants]

3. IA NH NV & SC account for 4% of the delegates

You are correct BUT....Snowballs

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1287565854

[Squinch]

4. I did read, though, that by the end of Super Tuesday, 60% of the delegates will be won or lost.

Right now I believe we are heading in the wrong direction, and that's not a lot of time to right the ship.

[boston bean]

6. Welp. Now is the time to start donating to one candidate who has best chance.

I think that is probably Biden.

If they won’t drop out themselves to,stop,splitting the vote, we have to make one stronger.

[Squinch]

7. I agree. But, man, I wish he would work a little harder for this.

[boston bean]

8. Yeah something is lacking.