If Hillary is the Democratic nominee again...

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... who will she choose as her running mate?

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Two options:

Either somebody popular from the Rust Belt, Sherrod Brown obviously. Or a Sun Belt strategy by trying to win Florida, Arizona and Georgia. Julian or Jacquin Castro. I think the latter is more likely so far.

But it will fortunately never happen.

There are two Castro's? Since when?

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*If* the Dems win both the Senate and gubernatorial races in Ohio next year, then I think Sherrod Brown is the frontrunner to be the VP pick for any plausible female Democratic presidential nominee in 2020.  He probably would have been picked last year if a Democrat had been governor of Ohio, thus insuring that his Senate seat would remain in Democratic hands.

I wonder if Sherrod will remain a possible VP candidate if he loses his Senate race as might be expected.

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*If* the Dems win both the Senate and gubernatorial races in Ohio next year, then I think Sherrod Brown is the frontrunner to be the VP pick for any plausible female Democratic presidential nominee in 2020.  He probably would have been picked last year if a Democrat had been governor of Ohio, thus insuring that his Senate seat would remain in Democratic hands.

I wonder if Sherrod will remain a possible VP candidate if he loses his Senate race as might be expected.

Of course he wouldn't still be in the running for VP if he loses reelection.  That's why I said *if* the Dems win both Senate and Gov. races in Ohio next year, then Brown is the favorite for VP.

And what if he wins his senatorial race while Mary Taylor wins the gubernatorial race?

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Someone from the Sanders wing of the party, although person of color might help too if not immediately drawing from that wing.

Is there a famous black Democrat from the Sanders wing (other than Kanye West)?