Today is what they call Super Tuesday 2.0. It’s really a ‘Mini Me’ version of Super Tuesday, as it only has 6 states with a fraction of the delegates:
As you can see on March 10, there are five Democratic primaries and one caucus with only 352 delegates in all up for grabs.
So where do the candidates stand as of today in the total delegate count?
Biden is almost 100 delegates ahead of Sanders. If Sanders could get the bulk of these delegates, he’d be sitting pretty after tonight.
So how is the polling stacking up in these states?
MICHIGAN (125 Delegates): RCP Avg of +22.4 points for Biden.
WASHINGTON (89 Delegates): There is no RCP Average, however in the 3 polls from this month Biden is anywhere between +1 and +6 ahead of Sanders. So it will be a close election.
MISSOURI (68 Delegates): RCP Avg of +30.3 for Biden.
MISSISSIPPI (36 Delegates): There’s only one poll listed on RCP and it has Biden +55.
IDAHO (20 Delegates): Again only one poll and it has Biden at +4
NORTH DAKOTA (14 Delegates, Caucus): No polling available, probably because the delegate count is minimal.
Based on these polling numbers I would say Biden is going to crush Sanders in delegates again tonight. The only state where Sanders has a chance of getting a significant number of delegates is Washington. But if this polling stands true, they will likely been splitting the delegates which won’t do Sanders much good.