Thank you for clearing that up. I take it all the flow still seems to be with Sanders. In the beginning of the race it was all about Elizabeth Warren and sometime later about Biden or Yang or Buttigieg but the popularity of candidates keeps shifting. How Sanders bounced back to sit in the driving seat after the early set backs is very interesting.
I wonder if Sanders will be the one to take on Trump when all this over. If I am not mistaken think next week 13 states cast their votes so let see who will drop out and who will try to hang on in there.
It wasn't much of a surprise, he won it within the margin of error of most polls.
Super Tuesday is forecast to give Sanders ~50% of the available delegates (I mean delegates available in those states, not the total) but there is a lot variance possible due to the 15% threshold and so many candidates still in the race. Assuming he does get 50% or more, it would make his path to the nomination easier.
Biden can win a couple of southern states on Tuesday, which may not help him much, but if he wins or comes close in Texas (second largest to California by delegate count) then he can put a dent in Sanders' 50%.