Bloomberg Campaign Says It’s a Two-Man Race for the Nomination
- Aide makes prediction before candidate has appeared on ballot
- Bloomberg to fight for first votes on Super Tuesday, March 3
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Michael Bloomberg’s campaign says the Democratic presidential primary race has narrowed to a contest between the former New York mayor and Bernie Sanders, while a half-dozen contenders still remain in the race.
Bloomberg campaign states director Dan Kanninen told reporters Tuesday that with Joe Biden’s campaign in trouble after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, only Sanders and Bloomberg will have the resources and ability to compete effectively for delegates across the 14 states voting March 3 on so-called Super Tuesday.