This resolves NO, right? The only remaining primaries are Guam and Virgin Islands and those are not states, right?

@MartinModrak Sure seems so!

Well he's officially off the NH ballot: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/biden-absent-nh-primary-ballot-benefit-write-efforts/story?id=104352314

Biden, absent from the NH primary ballot, could benefit from write-in efforts

President Joe Biden, though absent from the New Hampshire primary ballot, could still earn votes if enough voters write him in.

@twink_joan_didion And he pissed off the entire state political apparatus by trying to put South Carolina in the poll position among state primaries (pun fully intended). He probably can't win NH now that it will require a write-in campaign.

@BTE https://manifold.markets/AidenPetersen/will-a-candidate-other-than-joe-bid?r=cGtwcg

@twink_joan_didion And he won the state anyway

Title says "state", but rules say "primary or caucus". Which one is true?

@MaybeNotDepends Shucks, this is a good question! Kinda forgot that non-states have primaries. Thanks for pointing this out ahead of time!

I'm going to change the description to match the title, since that seems like the more natural interpretation of this question given the title. If anyone was betting because of places like Samoa or Guam, say something and I’ll try to somehow reimburse ya!

Edit: Also, if someone has a strong opinion that this was the wrong choice, ya can state yer case and I’ll hear you out, but I’ll be quite hesitant to change again

New Hampshire counts, right? Even in the event that Biden's name isn't on the ballot for some weird technicality reason?

@twink_joan_didion Yup. New Hampshire definitely counts.

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