Bernie Sanders Is The Front-Runner
February 23, 20204 min read715 words
Published: February 23, 2020  |  4 min read715 words
With in Nevada, it’s time for us to turn our back on, as we think the results we have are pretty representative and the topline picture appears set. Sen. Bernie Sanders won, and he won big. As of the time of this writing, he leads the initial popular vote in Nevada by 16 percenta...
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February 27, 2020
Although it might not have as much data as some of their other articles, this article does a good job of explaining what the numbers mean, and the implications, both from their data and the data provided by other outlets and polls.
February 27, 2020
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February 23, 2020
A decent and balanced look at how Bernie Sander's win in Nevada affects his projections to become the Democratic Nominee. This piece is pretty surface-level and light on the numbers for Five Thirty-Eight standards. The most interesting line of the piece is "His chances of winning the most delegates (though not necessarily a majority), rose from 61 percent before Nevada to 69 percent after."
February 23, 2020
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