Including this would make Sept+Oct endorsement points at the 538 tracker: Biden19 Warren14 Bernie10 K'char 5 Pete 3 Harris 3 Booker 1 Beto 1 And put Warren 1 point behind Booker for 3rd place overall.https://twitter.com/mj_lee/status/1187530261178802182 …
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Any particular count is going to be arbitrary, but I don't think it's a bad guide to what's going on. Endorsements are only one sign of party actor activity, though, and depends a lot on how we interpret endorsements. My view: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-10-16/why-alexandria-ocasio-cortez-s-bernie-sanders-endorsement-matters …
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Yes - 2015 was unusual in how many electeds endorsed early. This was always going to be more like 1988 or 2004. (
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1988 on the Dem side, I imagine ‘88 on the GOP side looked a lot like the Democratic Party in 2015
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