03-11-2020, 11:24 AM
The North Dakota caucus/primary counts are completed.
Bernie Sanders won the state, however there aren't a lot of delegates at play and Biden also got a lot of votes (and will thus get a high percentage of the allocated delegates).
Washington state went big for Bernie over Hillary Clinton in 2016 and he may win it again, but it's neck and neck right now. So, even if Bernie pulls it out, he'll be splitting the delegates with Biden.
As of this morning, the delegate counts to-date for the Democratic candidates stand at (1) Joe Biden: 823, (2) Bernie Sanders: 663, (3) Tulsi Gabbard: 2.
Bernie Sanders won the state, however there aren't a lot of delegates at play and Biden also got a lot of votes (and will thus get a high percentage of the allocated delegates).
Washington state went big for Bernie over Hillary Clinton in 2016 and he may win it again, but it's neck and neck right now. So, even if Bernie pulls it out, he'll be splitting the delegates with Biden.
As of this morning, the delegate counts to-date for the Democratic candidates stand at (1) Joe Biden: 823, (2) Bernie Sanders: 663, (3) Tulsi Gabbard: 2.