I doubt Sanders is down 30 nationally if he's down 23 in one of his worst primary states...
That math doesn't necessarily track if it's not a two-way primary.
And I think what makes FL terrible for Sanders is his low ceiling, not a low floor. So he could be currently polling near his national average in the state, but unlike in other states, he's about capped out around 20-25% here.
I mean, other than the Deep South states and maybe Delaware, where else would he lose by
more than 30%? I was simply saying that a 23% loss for Sanders, while obviously not what he needs, does not suggest he's losing by 30% or that it's a 49 state near sweep for Biden.
