New Hampshire certainly made things more interesting. The problem the D's are having is the same problem the R's had in 2016. They cannot get behind a single candidate. Which is why Bernie is winning. If the Center Left got behind Pete, or Amy, or Biden, or Bloomberg, they would be winning by a landslide. But they are fractured, which is why Bernie on the far left, is hitting his stride. Add in the fact that Warren is lost, and her voters will largely go to Bernie and will be interesting.
With that said, if South Carolina goes for Biden, it will make the whole thing a mess. I think if Pete or Amy do well in South Carolina, or if Biden gets 3rd there, things are going to change A LOT as I don't think Biden stays around if he doesn't win South Carolina.
Speaking of, Yang and Bennett are out. Not really surprising. Next up, Steyer, Patrick, and Gabbard?
That leaves:
Pete
Amy
Biden
Bloomberg
Bernie
Warren
I see Warren as the next out, with Biden potentially being next. If Amy and Pete do terrible in states that actually have diversity, one or both could be out. It may end up being Bloomberg v. Sanders, which would be hilarious in the oddity of it.
If Bloomberg makes it as the candidate for the D's he will win the whole thing. The polls are starting to show how much his media blitz is working. I'm not sure if Bernie wins, but he would be fun to watch against Trump.