will skip the zere rose. biden, 33. buttigieg, 38. 37. he has 38 cards and we verified that. the 38th was mine. klobuchar was 48. sanders, 1. steyer, 2. warren, 12. yang, 1. uncommitted zero. did you say biden, 33. i said biden, 33, yes. so what we need to do now is to have the people who well, of 134, 20 is viable. so the groups that are smaller, and i think that they know who they are need to realign, and that is yang, warren, steyer, sanders. your groups are not viable.
we don t interrupt the proceedings proceedings. this is what i have got. dennis zero, biden, 33, bloomberg, zero, buttigieg 38, and delaney zero, and gabbard zero, and klobuchar 38, and steyer 2, warren, 12, yang, 1, and i don t have the uncommitted yet. were there any uncommitteds? in the hall? wait, wait, are you uncommitted back there? no. i don t think that we did have any. zero uncommitted. is that reflecting?
to appeal to the middle of the road voters, chart a more moderate path with buttigieg or klobuchar or try something new like yang or pursue a more progressive path trying to motivate the voters who don t nach naturally come out to vote like warren or sanders, and so now it is time for us the voters. and it is true, because the caucuses are so different from the primaries that we will see down the road. the people will come together in their communities and form groups to decide which of those answers that they are going to give. it is first of all going to be the question of the ideology and the personality and the candidate, and then, there are big changes this time around. the rules. yes, and in the rules. i can tell you that i was traveling around iowa over the past couple of day, and yesterday in particular talking to the voters and ran into some who are precinct captains meaning they are the ones who