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Super Tuesday Updates
The first few states were called, but it’s time for a complete Super Tuesday list.
State/Territory | Delegates at Stake | Projected Winner |
---|---|---|
Alabama | 52 | Biden |
American Samoa | 6 | Bloomberg |
Arkansas | 31 | Biden |
California | 415 | Sanders |
Colorado | 67 | Sanders |
Maine | 24 | Biden |
Massachusetts | 91 | Biden |
Minnesota | 75 | Biden |
North Carolina | 110 | Biden |
Oklahoma | 37 | Biden |
Tennessee | 64 | Biden |
Texas | 228 | Biden |
Utah | 29 | Sanders |
Vermont | 16 | Sanders |
Virginia | 99 | Biden |
Results updated Wednesday, Noon ET.
Published in General
Following up on my last comment, according to the AP:
49/52 delegates have been allocated for Alabama; for
Arkansas it’s 31/31
California it’s 303/415
Colorado it’s 39/66
Maine it’s 24/24
Massachusetts it’s 91/91
Minnesota it’s 75/75
North Carolina it’s 103/110
Oklahoma it’s 37/37
Tennessee it’s 62/64
Texas it’s 228/228
Utah it’s 16/29
Vermont it’s 16/16
Virginia it’s 99/99
And Biden leads 627 to 551 according to AP. I note that there are a lot less non-CA delegates unallocated than I thought when I made my off the cuff comment above (I was behind, hadn’t looked in awhile) and that most are in states Bernie won (CA, CO and UT), so I’d definitely expect tightening from here. But I still think some of those will go to Biden, and maybe Bloomberg, so it still looks quite probable to me that Bernie won’t make up a 76 delegate deficit.
Most states (I think all, but am not positive) award some delegates based on districts and some statewide. Most often it’s congressional districts but there’s some variation. In Texas, for example, it’s by state senate district.
Agreed.