Leftist Sanders is left almost without options to be the candidate of U.S. Democrats
- Bernie Sanders has lost the last internal elections of the Democratic Party, in Florida, in Illinois and in Arizona, where he was elected president. JOE Biden takes almost 300 seats of advantage and has less than 900 left to get the majority. Sanders’ victory in the primaries is virtually impossible at the moment, and several U.S. media have suggested that he leave the competition.
On March 17, they were called to vote in Florida, Illinois and Arizona to elect candidates who would be entitled to vote between Biden and Sanders. In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, participation has declined, especially among the population over 45 years of age. It is a worrying fact for Sanders, as supposedly his program should be more successful among those under 40 years old.
The war of ideas won
Biden has been presented as one of the candidates for stability and unity in the country. Throughout the election campaign, Sanders' ideas have been well received by the people, but Sanders himself is not so much. According to the data, half of voters are in favor of the public health system in Arizona, 40% in Florida and Illinois. Still, Sanders has lost in Florida for 40 points, Illinois for 20, and Arizona for 10.
According to a CNN survey, despite coinciding with Sanders' ideas, most respondents have opted for the unity of the country. In addition, 60% of Arizona and Florida voters believe Biden is the best option to win Donald Trump: “People want solutions, not revolutions,” Biden said frequently, taking advantage of the belief that Sanders will distribute the country.
According to a survey conducted by ABC, 71% of the voters in those states have voted for a candidate who believes they can better react to a major economic crisis.
“My goal is to unite the party and then the country. Sanders and I have the same vision, it’s a different strategy,” Biden said in an online appearance.
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