Bluewater told us all those states with so many Black voters would matter.

[bluewater]

Yes, I am pointing out how right I was.



Remember YESTERDAY when I pointed this out:

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If Biden can't win Super Tuesday, He won't win the 2020 Nomination
The reason?

Super Tuesday is heavy in states with a very large percentage of African American voters, Biden's core of support:

Alabama 28% of state residents are African Americans
North Carolina 24%
Virginia 21%
Tennessee 18%
Arkansas 17%
Texas 14%

Oklahoma, California and Minnesota also have significant African American populations:

Oklahoma 9%
California 8%
Minnesota 8%

https://blackdemographics.com/population/black-state-population/

That is 9 of the 15 jurisdictions holding primaries on Super Tuesday.

If Biden cannot win on Super Tuesday where 9 of the 15 jurisdictions have large percentages of African American voters, well, he simply can't win the nomination.
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It seems I called all those states with large African American voter numbers correctly. Yep, little old Bluewater actually looked at the demographics and saw pretty much how Super Tuesday was going to play out.

I pointed out that Biden has no excuse not to win the most delegates on Super Tuesday because so many of the primaries had large black electorates. Throw in Sanders and Warren splitting the vote in Massachusetts, and the result were in line with what I expected.

And, as the race collapsed to a two person matchup, what did we see? Um, A close race for delegates?


So, like everyone else, I am waiting for the final California numbers to see who actually won Super tuesday.

But what about the race going forward? I expect it to be a close hard fought struggle:

Link to tweet

Time will Tell.