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Democratic Primaries

Aaron Pereira

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8. Yes, there is some truth to your point.

Reply to LanternWaste (Reply #7)

Mon Jan 27, 2020, 04:22 PM

Jan 2020

The real test will be NV and California where Sanders is capturing a much higher share of Latino voters in 2020 than in 2016. The picture in those states will show if there is a fundamental flaw.

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

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Boston Herald: Sanders surges to top in latest N.H. likely voter poll. S.29% B.22% [View all] Aaron Pereira Jan 2020 OP

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2020 #1

Sanders has two weeks and the current trend would give him a big win. Aaron Pereira Jan 2020 #3

The racial composition of the electorate in NH has changed in 4 years? progressoid Jan 2020 #4

I worry about Bernie... pfeiffer Jan 2020 #2

Feel free to tell Joe to stop campaigning there. Aaron Pereira Jan 2020 #5

The Key stat ritapria Jan 2020 #6

Given NH demographics, it seems like it's Bernie's to win or lose. LanternWaste Jan 2020 #7

Yes, there is some truth to your point. Aaron Pereira Jan 2020 #8