Given that at one point or another, 28 people have run for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, it’s a bit difficult to keep track of who’s still running and who dropped out. The latest candidates to drop out are Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bloomberg, who didn’t make it past Super Tuesday.

For every policy issue, Warren had a plan. But if she had a plan to fix her deflated campaign, it didn’t catch on. Warren had a moment where she led in several national polls and took the lead in Iowa and New Hampshire. But eventually, she faded behind Bernie Sanders, who consistently had a solid base of support from the Democratic Party’s far-left wing. No matter how many plans she had, it wasn’t going to be enough to overcome Sanders.