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Super Tuesday: How Many Candidates Will Still be Standing Afterwards?

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  • JaredS
    2016-02-29 06:32:18 PM
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    This question has more to do with the Republican side because I'm quite certain the two Democrats in the race will continue to stay in the race after Super Tuesday. What I'm wondering about is what Republicans will be standing after the results come in.

    My guess is that everyone except for Ben Carson will continue their campaigns. I believe this because March 15th is the date where the winners start winning all of the delegates rather than a percentage of them. The four remaining (if Carson does drop out) all have states they are performing well in and I'd be shocked if any of them drop out before March 15th.

    That's my prediction. Does anyone disagree with me and think I'm missing something?

  • J.K.Logic
    2016-03-01 01:23:03 PM
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    Well, there are 5 republicans left. Trump, Cruz and Rubio will still be there. I agree with you that likely Carson will be done. Also I think Kasich will be over as well. Unfortunate to me, because I thought he was the most level headed of the GOP lot.
  • JFoster
    2016-03-01 02:05:17 PM
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    Kasich and Carson will more than likely be done. To be honest, I'm surprised that Carson has hung on this long.
  • J.K.Logic
    2016-03-04 08:40:28 PM
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    Well, Ben Carson is now officially out. Here's his 'leaving the campaign trail' speech:

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