Numbers won't be final until after the votes, but there won't be a huge difference in delegates..... (Reply #8)

Mon Feb 3, 2020, 02:18 PM

George II (67,782 posts)

Iowa and NH combined will net a possible 5-7 difference.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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11 replies	Author	Time	Post
Bernie Sanders holds "commanding lead" in New Hampshire, ahead among moderate and conservative voter [View all]	OliverQ	Feb 2020	OP
SWEEEET!! Oh sorry, forgot NH doesnt count anymore, now that Bernie is crushin it there!!	InAbLuEsTaTe	Feb 2020	#1
And don't forget "Iowa is not very important" either.	bluewater	Feb 2020	#5
Course not, unless Joe wins...then it's the best win in political history & the race is over!!	InAbLuEsTaTe	Feb 2020	#10
Kicked and recommended.	Uncle Joe	Feb 2020	#2
What constitutes a "commanding lead"? He'll get about 14 delegates, Biden about 10.	George II	Feb 2020	#3
538 projects Biden at about 6 delegates in NH	Tiggeroshii	Feb 2020	#4
Their averages include all candidates, they don't eliminate anyone under the magic 15%....	George II	Feb 2020	#6
Huh. Maybe so. Either way 538 also just has him leading by 4	Tiggeroshii	Feb 2020	#7
Numbers won't be final until after the votes, but there won't be a huge difference in delegates.....	George II	Feb 2020	#8
Sounds right	Tiggeroshii	Feb 2020	#9
Same as 2016. How'd that work out for him?	octoberlib	Feb 2020	#11

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