Basileus777
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Trump traditionally does better in early votes, so this actually points mostly to Cruz taking Rubio's share.@NateSilver538
Acadia County, LA
Early votes: Trump 47, Cruz 26, Rubio 19
Election day votes: Trump 44, Cruz 41, Rubio 9
Trump traditionally does better in early votes, so this actually points mostly to Cruz taking Rubio's share.@NateSilver538
Acadia County, LA
Early votes: Trump 47, Cruz 26, Rubio 19
Election day votes: Trump 44, Cruz 41, Rubio 9
The fascinating thing is that he's still performing massively well relative to any Republican primary in history... But he's so polarizing that he can still lose even with the amount of voters he can draw.There's also the question is how much of this is Trump underperforming and how much of it is anti-Trump vote consolidating under Cruz. He's still at 42% in LA, is Cruz close because Rubio is dying?
People need to stop with the "debates don't matter" line. It is absolutely clear Trump was hurt.
I will never understand how Hillary shares are below 90% on PredicIt right now.
Trump traditionally does better in early votes, so this actually points mostly to Cruz taking Rubio's share.
Guys what is happening in LA right now? Decision desk is showing Cruz only 2.3% behind with 61% reporting.
I will never understand how Hillary shares are below 90% on PredicIt right now.
They can call it early because the Cruz base precincts called in first.Guys what is happening in LA right now? Decision desk is showing Cruz only 2.3% behind with 61% reporting.
Edit; nevermind, decision desk just bumped Drumpf back up.
Nate Silver is right, at this point Louisiana should probably be un-called
Nate Silver is right, at this point Louisiana should probably be un-called
I like how half of the Republicans have nicknamesUse this. Drumpf has held a consistent 10k vote lead for a while now. He'll hold on, don't fret over % numbers.
Rubio is such a useless shit. The good news is the remaining map is so anti cruz.Trump traditionally does better in early votes, so this actually points mostly to Cruz taking Rubio's share.
Also, that he keeps delaying the press conference underscores how close the races are. It will be interesting to see who comes out on top with delegates for the day. Cruz's margins are bigger, but Trump's states are bigger.He'll probably win KY and LA but today definitely wasn't a good day, delegates wise.
Also, that he keeps delaying the press conference underscores how close the races are. It will be interesting to see who comes out on top with delegates for the day. Cruz's margins are bigger, but Trump's states are bigger.
Getting the impression that if these ballots in KY and LA were updated before today Cruz might be winning them. There are a LOT of votes going to people like Huckabee, etc that might have gone to Cruz.
I swear CNN has had "Awaiting Donald Trump news conference" for 2 hours now at the bottom of their screen. They put it up around 8:40 or so...
At some point delaying this press conference starts looking bad for Trump. Hes gotta take a chance and come out.
The networks aren't complaining at least. I'm sure they're plenty happy to continue to bait their audiences.I swear CNN has had "Awaiting Donald Trump news conference" for 2 hours now at the bottom of their screen. They put it up around 8:40 or so...
Trump only ahead by 3% in KY
A couple hundred of votes that would be split between candidates wouldn't make up the difference. Carson is the only significant other vote getter and he just dropped out, so updating ballots for him would be impossible.
Trump only ahead by 3% in KY
Sounds right.Harry Enten said:You keep hearing from people like me that Drumpf has a floor of about one-third of the vote. For instance, he averaged 35 percent in the Super Tuesday contests. Today, its the same story. His average vote percentage in the four states that voted today is 33 percent. The big difference from other days is that Cruz was able to coalesce a lot of the anti-Drumpf bloc, which led to at least two victories.
They always split, no voting bloc moves over to another candidate monolithically.Assuming they split. In some cases they might not have. If you have close to a thousand people going for Huckabee just for example they're not going to split between Cruz and Trump. They're going one way.
Now I wonder if early voting is going to save trump in Florida and doom cruz...
Now I wonder if early voting is going to save trump in Florida and doom cruz...
Yeah, they've already cast 433,000 early ballots.Now I wonder if early voting is going to save trump in Florida and doom cruz...
Luckily for Trump it's mostly primaries from here on out. I wonder if Trump will take questions from the media again?
Nate is pissed Trump was able to hold on in LA. He definitely wanted to argue the networks called it too early.