Feb 04, 2020 We estimate that Sanders’s chances of a majority would have shot up to from 31 percent to 58 percent with an Iowa win, Warren’s from 5 percent to 32 percent, and Buttigieg’s from 4 percent to 22.
Iowa Democratic Odds 2019
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Iowa Democratic Odds Against
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Iowa Democratic Odds Against
- Our new CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll of likely Iowa Democratic caucusgoers shows that Sen. Elizabeth Warren has climbed to 22%. She was at 15% in June. Former Vice President Joe Biden's.
- The Iowa Democratic Party is powered by people. Whether it’s knocking on doors, making calls, donating what you can, recruiting your friends and neighbors, or coming up with some new, creative way to move our Party forward – we need you now more than ever!
- Biden entered Iowa with the second-shortest odds at +200 while Buttigieg was fifth at +2400. 2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary Odds Sanders and Buttigieg are clearly the hot names for now, but it’s way too early to count Biden or Warren out.