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Right now, the polling in the Dem primaries divides the candidates into three tiers pretty neatly: There's Biden and Bernie, there's the next three, each of whom is polling consistently between 5 and 10 percent, and there's everybody else.
There's an obvious case to be made that one of the frontrunners is likely to win, and that if he doesn't, it'll be one of the next three, but there's also a case for the idea that the other 18, as a group, collectively outweigh either of the other two ranks. So.
Who do you think is most likely to be the Dem nominee next year?
(And yes, I structured the options the way I did because I think the frontrunner/comer/patzer dynamic is an interesting and distinctive one this cycle.)
