Breaking down our political breakdown
Depending on who you consider a major candidate, there are now 20-plus Democrats running for President. That is an absurdly high number, and one that will make the race more difficult to predict than ever. In that vein, there are a few numbers to watch for in polls (and, eventually, election results) that will give
Though he probably won’t win, Bernie Sanders has probably already blown up the 2020 Democratic Primary. I’m not talking policy (though his 2016 campaign was instrumental in moving the party left). I’m talking fundraising. Bernie’s small-donor fundraising in 2016 absolutely shattered records. He raised $228 million in his Presidential bid. 58% of that (or $135
It’s technically already started! Yes, the 2020 election may feel ages away (753 days, actually), but the Democratic Presidential primary is well underway! You won’t see most of the campaigning that’s happening right now – this period is called the “Invisible Primary” for a reason. But it matters. the Invisible Primary is the period in
Breakdown Politics 