Sen. Sanders has a huge lead: Detailed Maps of the Donors Powering the 2020 Democratic Campaigns

[Donkees]

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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has a huge lead over other Democratic presidential candidates in the number of individual donors they have each accumulated so far.

This is the first time since the primary race began in earnest that we can estimate how many individual donors each candidate has attracted — a key indicator of how much they are catching on with voters.

Mr. Sanders is relying heavily on small donors to power his campaign, and he entered the 2020 race with a huge network of online donors who supported his 2016 presidential bid. The map above shows the breadth of Mr. Sanders’s roster of donors across the United States.

[Donkees]

1. 'this article had to include a second map excluding him so you could see the other candidates. '

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[corbettkroehler]

2. All Together, Now: Sanders' Support Has Waned!

That exclamation doesn't work for you, eh? How about, "He can't maintain support in the South (Midwest, West)!"?

Go, Bernie, Go!

While others acquitted themselves well, dispassionate, sober analysis of the CNN debates point to Sanders as the victor.

[RobertDevereaux]

3. A hopeful sign indeed!

[Uncle Joe]

4. Kicked and recommended

Thanks for the thread Donkees.

[Prosper]

5. Joe on the right and

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Bernie on the left. Fair to say more candidates have modified their positions to acknowledge Bernie acknowledging the unfairness leveled on the working class. As the candidates are eliminated or drop out I think they will turn their support to Bernie. By the time of the convention it will be Bernie 40% , Joe 25% and 35% to toss ups. After the convention I can see 65% Bernie, 30% Joe and 5% to statetmet makers.