Here's the live ticker I was talking about:

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/live-blog/nevada-caucuses-live-updates-results-analysis-third-2020-democratic-contest-n1139816

https://apps.npr.org/liveblogs/20200222-nevada/

Also from there from the entrance poll:

Looks like Sanders won hands down!

It's not "based" on identity, it's just a coalition that you can measure off of such support. It will also have the support of unions, working class people, suburban and urban populations. However you want to word it. Me listing off the "identities" as you call them is just showing the breadth and depth of the coalition, not establishing a basis for it. They're demographic labels, not "identities" and the fact that you call them that shows us that YOU'RE the identity politician, not the Democrats.

Wow, that indeed looks like a Sanders win. If I had to guess, I'd say a Buttigieg 2nd, and Warren, Biden, and Klobuchar clustered closely in 3rd, 4th, and 5th. Probably Biden 3rd, Warren 4th, Klobuchar 5th. Steyer taking up the rear, but not that far behind. The polls showing a surge for him were just outliers. South Carolina will be his last stand if things play out like that.

Nevada results are starting to come in.

There have been parties who stayed in power for decades in countries like Sweden, South Korea, Singapore. But the United States seems too diverse, too large and too complex for the same to be true. I don't think any party can squeeze more than 16 years or so in power.

Also at the exit polls: come on, they should at least tell the relative size of the "values" vs. "electability" groups. Is it 50/50? 33/66? Who knows?

Edit - it's 33/66, which should give more or less:

34% Sanders
15% Buttigieg
15% Biden
12% Warren

Without counting early votes and second alignments.

Also from the entrance poll:

Gender:

Women (54% of electorate): Sanders 31%, Biden 15%, Buttigieg 14%, Warren 14%, Klobuchar 12%, Steyer 10%
Men (46%): Sanders 39%, Buttigieg 16%, Biden 15%, Warren 10%
Race:

White (65%): Sanders 30%, Buttigieg 19%, Klobuchar 14%, Warren 14%, Biden 12%
Hispanic/Latino (18%): Sanders 54%, Biden 14%, Buttigieg 9%
Black (11%): Biden 34%, Sanders 28%, Steyer 17%, Warren 12%
Age:

17-29 (17%): Sanders 68%, Buttigieg 10%, Biden 7%, Warren 6%
30-44 (21%): Sanders 49%, Buttigieg 15%, Warren 15%
45-64 (35%): Sanders 27%, Buttigieg 18%, Biden 15%, Warren 14%, Steyer 10%
65+ (27%): Biden 27%, Klobuchar 20%, Sanders 13%, Buttigieg 13%, Warren 10%
Ideology:

Very liberal (30%): Sanders 52%, Warren 16%, Buttigieg 9%, Biden 9%
Somewhat liberal (35%): Sanders 31%, Buttigieg 16%, Warren 14%, Biden 13%, Klobuchar 13%
Moderate (31%): Biden 23%, Sanders 22%, Buttigieg 20%, Klobuchar 14%, Steyer 10%
Education:

College graduate (52%): Sanders 28%, Buttigieg 17%, Biden 15%, Warren 15%, Klobuchar 13%, Steyer 7%
No college degree (48%): Sanders 42%, Biden 14%, Buttigieg 13%, Steyer 10%,

Apart from the 65+ and moderate voters, Sanders wins in every category.

Edit: For all those who say Medicare for all is only popular with left-leaning liberals:

First numbers rolling in, and Bernie is crushing the competition: https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/nevada/

So three wins in a row. Bernie has to be your candidate now, everything else is an automatic loss.

Its over, lol Its pretty much over lol. Bernie winning the the first 3 states and if he goes on to win SC over Biden its over. We're so close to a Bernie Nomination. Sooo close!

Tweet is misleading. Im pretty sure Obama did the same in 2012 and Trump has done it this year.