React to this 2020 Dem Primary map...

[Thunder98 🇮🇱 🤝 🇵🇸]

Harris
O'Rourke
Warren

[bagelman]

Harris wins due to establishment support. Blech.

[vanteran]

Seems like what would happen. Harris does well in the South, Warren picks up a few Northeastern states and O'Rourke and Harris split the West and Midwestern vote.

[Medal506]

Harris wins due to establishment support. Blech.

The Democratic Establishment loves Beto O'Rourke too. Even many in the Republican establishment like Steve Schmidt and Evan McMullin are big on O'Rourke

[bagelman]

Harris wins due to establishment support. Blech.

The Democratic Establishment loves Beto O'Rourke too. Even many in the Republican establishment like Steve Schmidt and Evan McMullin are big on O'Rourke

The Establishment like Harris better. Beto is a free trader who hates industrial workers but Harris is even worse and really tight with the upper echelons of the elite.

[Jay 🏳️‍⚧️]

Seems pretty legit, though I think you might be too bullish on Warren's chances. I just don't think she's going to have a deep concentration of power in the NE, but otherwise I think it's a good map.

[NewYorkExpress]

Out of those three, I'd give Warren Rhode Island, Harris Arkansas, and Minnesota, and reduce O'Rourke's total% in Wisconsin.

Since Democrats still divide up their delegate proportionally, whoever gets Warren's support probably walks away with the nomination (it'll probably be Harris, but I wouldn't be stunned if she backed O'Rourke).

[brucejoel99]

Based on the map alone, Harris narrowly wins the nomination (a-la Obama 2008), having received Warren's endorsement after Warren dropped out.

Based on what I'd like to think would then happen (unlike in 2008), O'Rourke acts as conciliatory as possible & immediately concedes the race & endorses Harris when he loses. His loyalty to party unity is rewarded w/ Harris offering him the VP slot.

[TrumpBritt24]

Warren's chances are far gone. She's polling below Bloomberg.