Bernie won’t win the nomination with “no significant change in support” anyway so I don’t see your point.
I didn't say anything about winning the nomination in my post so uh lolz
My point was media corps are trying to make it seem like Bernie is tanking when he hasn't shown a hit in the polls as a result of the health situation. Basically what tjdass said.
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Anyways on a different note, Q3 fundraising numbers show some interesting changes from Q2:
-Bernie up ~7 mil from last quarter raising the most in the field and also having the most unique donors.
-Warren up ~5 mil from last quarter, at second place and solidifying her place in the top 3.
-Buttigieg down almost 6 mil from last quarter, where he raised the most money.
-Biden down ~6 mil from last quarter, coming at 4th in money raised in Q3. Allegedly his donors aren't too happy.
-Harris pretty stagnant, just barely decreasing her fundraising amount from last quarter.
-Yang up ~7 mil, a huge surge over his last showing in Q2, and possibly the biggest % increase in donations of any other candidate.
Graphic below (not all other candidates included but the top 6 are):
What do you think this says about the state of the race right now? Any patterns being showcased here? Thoughts?