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How Bernie wins

How Bernie wins

His strength stems from a devoted base and a lack of consensus among moderates

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G. Elliott Morris
Jan 25, 2020
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The Democrats’ presidential primary for 2020 began with a lot of skepticism about Bernie Sanders’s ability to win the Party’s nomination. One of the most dominant ideas propelling his bearishness was the theory that many of his 2016 supporters were simply #NeverHillary and wouldn’t vote for him this time around. Nate Silver estimated that Sanders would …

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