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How many Super Tuesday Democratic primaries will Bernie Sanders win?{"longDescription":"A total of 15 Democratic primaries are considered for the purpose of this market: 14 state primaries (Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia) and the Democrats Abroad Democratic primary.\n\nThe winner of a primary shall be identified as the candidate who wins the largest share of the popular vote. In case of a tie, the winner will be deemed to be the candidate with the first alphabetical last name.\n\nShould one or more of those primaries not take place before the reporting start time of this market, those will be considered to NOT have Bernie Sanders as winner.\n\nShould the final results of one or more primaries not be published by reporting start time, the winner of those primaries shall be identified as the winner of the popular vote according to the latest publicly available data from Decision Desk HQ, despite those results not representing 100% of the vote.","resolutionSource":"Decision Desk HQ","tags":["DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES"]}
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How many Democratic primaries will Bernie Sanders win on Super Tuesday?{"longDescription":"For the purpose of this market, a total of 15 Democratic primaries are considered: 14 state primaries (Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia) and the Democrats Abroad Democratic primary. \n\nThe winner of a primary shall be identified as the candidate who wins the largest share of the popular vote. In case of a tie, the winner will be deemed to be the candidate with the first alphabetical last name. \n\nShould one or more of those primaries not take place before the reporting start time of this market, those will be considered to NOT have Bernie Sanders as winner. \n\nShould the final results of one or more primaries not be published by reporting start time, the winner of those primaries shall be identified as the winner of the popular vote according to the latest publicly available data from Decision Desk HQ, despite those results not representing 100% of the vote.\n","resolutionSource":"Decision Desk HQ","tags":["DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES"]}