Who's Winning the 2020 Presidential Delegate Count?

[brooklynite]

(a new page that will track delegate allocations for each candidate)

Bloomberg

The Democratic Party will choose their nominee to challenge President Donald Trump during four months of elections that begin with the Iowa caucus on Feb. 3 and conclude with the U.S. Virgin Islands in June. Bloomberg News is keeping track of each candidate’s path to the nomination up to the Democratic Party Convention in July.

A candidate wins the nomination if they can secure a majority of delegates—2,376 or more. That includes a combined total of pledged delegates—those awarded based on election results—and unpledged superdelegates—party leaders who can vote for the candidate of their choosing.

[George II]

1. Keep in mind, if a candidate gets only 1990 on the first ballot that candidate gets the nomination.

[LongtimeAZDem]

2. With current projections, if Biden just gets 1/3 of Warren and Buttigieg's, it's done

[George II]

3. That and the fact that the super delegates will vote on the second ballot, and....

...."establishment Democrats" will vote overwhelmingly for the top candidate, which will be Biden.

I can just see the wailing and gnashing of teeth again.

At least, MAYBE, they won't boo John Lewis.