How Michael Bloomberg’s late bid for the Democratic nomination could go, via FiveThirtyEight:
While some unknown candidates have been able to, it is no longer early in the race, and Bloomberg is not unknown. Sixty-eight percent of likely Democratic primary voters are able to form an opinion of Bloomberg, again according to an average of national polls from November.
They are split, too, on whether those opinions are positive or negative . Those mediocre favorability ratings — among members of his own party, remember — are a major hurdle to him winning the nomination.
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