The race to win\nthe Democratic Party nomination for the 2020 Presidential Election is\nstarting to narrow. Results in Iowa and New Hampshire led to a\nhandful of candidates ending their presidential campaigns, leaving\neight candidates remaining ahead of the Nevada Caucuses in less than\ntwo weeks. While most candidates will likely stay in the race until\nSuper Tuesday (March 3), one or two might drop out before that make\nor break day, as it becomes more and more obvious that they don\u2019t\nhave enough support to continue. Which candidate will be the next to\njoin Andrew Yang, Michael Bennet, and Deval Patrick as an observer?\nLet\u2019s break it down. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
TOM STEYER +250 The co-favorites\nto be the next candidate to bow out<\/a> are Tom Steyer and\nTulsi Gabbard. Steyer has spent a significant chunk of his massive\nfortune on his campaign, but he has yet to gain much traction in the\npolls. He could only pick up a shade over 10,000 votes in New\nHampshire despite spending $19.2 million in the Granite State, yet he\nhas shown no signs of backing off despite his failure to resonate\nwith voters. Steyer has doubled down on Nevada and South Carolina,\nand he appears to set to be in the race until at least Super Tuesday.\nHis considerable resources mean he can stay in the race longer than\nother candidates, so don\u2019t be shocked if he lasts longer than\ncandidates with more mainstream appeal.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Gabbard is my bet\nto be the next candidate to suspend their campaign. She only received\n3.3 percent of the vote in New Hampshire despite skipping Iowa in\norder to focus on the state, and she doesn\u2019t have the resources of\nthe other candidates remaining in the race. She has been defiant to\ndate, raving against the political establishment at every turn since\nIowa, but she is becoming a distant memory. Gabbard is no longer\nbeing invited to town halls or debates, and it\u2019s just a matter of\ntime before she folds up shop.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Elizabeth\nWarren\u2019s numbers have been flagging, but she will stick around\nuntil Super Tuesday. While Warren underwhelmed in New Hampshire, she\nstill has a broad national appeal, and she is the only progressive in\nthe race other than Bernie Sanders. She will likely throw her support\nbehind Sanders some time next month, but there\u2019s a good chance she\nstays in the race until it\u2019s obvious she can\u2019t win due to\nSanders\u2019 health troubles. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n Former Vice\nPresident Joe Biden could be good value at +450\nto be the next candidate<\/a> to leave the race. If Gabbard\ncontinues to be defiant by remaining in the race until after Super\nTuesday, the former frontrunner might well be the next candidate to\npull out. Biden will certainly stay in until Super Tuesday as he has\npolled well in many of the southern states that will hold their\nprimaries on that date, but if he has a disappointing day, he will\nlikely look to save as much face as possible by bowing out in the\nnext week. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n There\u2019s almost\nno chance that Amy Klobuchar drops out next. Klobuchar\u2019s campaign\nhas momentum after a strong performance in New Hampshire earlier this\nweek, and she is challenging Pete Buttigieg for the moderate vote in\nthe Democratic Party. Her star has risen at the expense of both\nButtigieg and Biden, and she should see a significant boost in her\nfundraising efforts after her debate performance and her showing in\nthe polls. A sudden scandal would likely be the only thing that\nforces Klobuchar out of the race in the next month. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n Likewise, the chances of Bernie Sanders, Michael Bloomberg, or Buttigieg to be the next candidate to drop out of the race are miniscule. All three candidates are likely to stay in until at least April barring something unforeseen, and these three candidates are the current favorites<\/a> to become the Democratic nominee this summer. <\/p>\n\n\n\n The political betting season is heating up–to get all of the latest news and odds follow BetOnline.ag on Twitter<\/a>!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
TULSI GABBARD +250
ELIZABETH WARREN +400
JOE BIDEN +450
AMY KLOBUCHAR +500
PETE BUTTIGIEG +2500
MICHAEL BLOOMBERG +3300
BERNIE SANDERS +5000<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n