Super Tuesday 4. I'm really feeling (The After Bern) March 22, 26 contests
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Thequietone
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Both states are so smart. I look around and see some very smart people.
People just don't want to believe some Americans are that racist, but well...
Tesseract
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queen pawns, please understand how this i feel, a bernie brother, about our solemn brotherhood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPsFN4r6lfA
hillary is jed, bernie is landingham
do u understand our feels now our plight goobers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPsFN4r6lfA
hillary is jed, bernie is landingham
do u understand our feels now our plight goobers
Macho Madness
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Ada County, Idaho
SynthFetish
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I can't find a decent source for results. Can some one post a link for me please?
User 85168
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Ada County, Idaho
Caucuses are big fat mistakes
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results
Not the fastest, but it's easy to read and you can look at county by county.
Hillary? I hope so as it's 60 delegates.
Bernie is literally going to land one hard blow to Hillary this entire election and that's Washington.
User 463088
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Hillary will be viable in Utah. So that's good. If those numbers hold up across Idaho she'll be viable there too.
Macho Madness
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Black Republican
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The Aftermath of the After Bern!
And_Gignac
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Yara Sofia and Alexis Mateo won't allow that, you'll see. #BoricuasPorBernardo
I'm not opposed to caucuses (as archaic as they are), but I am opposed to open caucuses (and open primaries for that matter). Democrats should be the ones to select the Democratic nominee. Open caucuses are allowing non-Democrats to select the non-Democratic nominee.
User 463088
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Yes. Hillary will take PR by a fairly decent margin.
Washington will be Bernie's biggest win, delegate wise. His biggest prize.
shinra-bansho
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Game change.
FUCK!!
FUCK!!
After Washington I really don't know what his narrative is going to be ...
And_Gignac
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Winning California 86/14.
blackaroni
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We're on the path to victory...donate!
-Tad
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Our country is crazy.
How can Hillary win some States by 50 points and then Bernie do the same in others?
Insanity.
How can Hillary win some States by 50 points and then Bernie do the same in others?
Insanity.
Leona Lewis
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Which, by the way, comprises over 40% of the entire state's population.
Ada County, Idaho
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Now that Bernie only has to win ~74% of the remaining delegates, Hillary's path to the nomination has only gotten that much harder.
DR2K
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Vermont his home state and Utah. Where else did he win by big margins?
Leona Lewis
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shinra-bansho
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Ethnic diversity isn't universal.
Tranqueris
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Once those massive all white states like NY and CA kick in, it's over.
blackaroni
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She didn't step foot in those states and I don't think she spent any money on advertising there either. Her 50 points wins got her a lot more delegates than his 50 point wins though. He also does better where most of the voters are white.
Lol damn.
Tesseract
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It looks like all the american samoa delegates on the republican side are uncommitted which really is not a surprise.
https://mobile.twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/712511493242298368?p=v
https://mobile.twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/712511493242298368?p=v
User 463088
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Because caucuses aren't elections.
blackaroni
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When is AZ going to move past 71% reporting?
DR2K
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Are they still in line trying to vote?
gutter_trash
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Sanders will win Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming guranteed
But!
New York will crush all that by gazillion times for Hilldawg
But!
New York will crush all that by gazillion times for Hilldawg
Bernie's wins are coming in open caucuses in very small states with disproportionate numbers of white people.
For comparison:
Arizona (diverse state with high Hispanic population), 44% reporting - 363k votes cast
Utah (one of the whitest states around), 10% reporting - 7k votes cast
Hillary may win Arizona by more than the total number of Democratic caucusers in Utah. This has been repeated in every caucus state - the turnout is larger than normal, but still *very* small compared to primary states. It only takes a relatively small number of devoted supporters to sway the numbers far in one direction when the total turnout is so small overall.
Washington will be an exception - it has a significantly larger population, and delegate count. Bernie will easily win it, but I seriously doubt it will be 75/25. Even if it is, he gains 45 delegates or so, and the rest of the large states don't look good for him (closed primaries, demographics that would lean toward a Hillary win).
Sanders will win Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming guranteed
But!
New York will crush all that by gazillion times for Hilldawg
I don't think he's remotely guaranteed for Hawaii and Wisconsin??
Shame it isn't delegate rich heh.
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Sanders will win Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming guranteed
But!
New York will crush all that by gazillion times for Hilldawg
Isn't WI gonna be pretty close? I agree with the rest though.
BoboBrazil
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Caucuses are the worst thing in politics today. It's some shit straight from the 1800s and has no place today. No respect for states that still use them.
Officerrob
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Why are you surprised?
gutter_trash
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does it really matter? Wisconsin is a small state of only 500k people
User 463088
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Sanders will win Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming guranteed
But!
New York will crush all that by gazillion times for Hilldawg
I'm not willing to give him Hawaii, but I'm on board with Alaska, Washington and Wyoming. Wisconsin is a primary not a caucus, so while he may win, he won't maintain his caucus margins.
If we give Bernie 75% of the vote in every caucus from now until NY on April 19th, as well as a 15 point win in Wisconsin, he'll manage to cut her lead down to around 223 delegates.
What? Caucuses are great. They help break through the media hype by allowing potential voters to talk things through. While they can be slow and intimidating, a caucus is more democratic than a straight-up primary.
Remember that voting for your leaders is simply the easiest mechanism of democracy, and not the defining trait of democracy.
Damn guys. BoboBrazil doesn't respect Idaho.
I think Bernie is up 44 to 43 in sample polling right now but camp Hillary has plenty of time to say dumb things to increase Bernie's lead.
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