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PoliGAF 2016 |OT| Ask us about our performance with Latinos in Nevada

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Holmes

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We have a big latino clientele at work and literally all of them have bad things to say about Trump
but maybe only about a third are actually able to vote.
 

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Holmes

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Texas

Ted Cruz: 38%
Donald Trump: 26%
Marco Rubio: 13%
Not sure: 7%
John Kasich: 7%
Ben Carson: 6%
Some other candidate: 2%
Jim Gilmore: 0%

Hillary Clinton: 66%
Bernie Sanders: 26%
Not sure: 6%
Some other candidate: 1%

http://projects.statesman.com/news/texas-pulse-statesman-poll

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With that spread, how many delegates is that for Hillary.

Damn

And it not like Bernie is fighting back like he tried in Nevada, he doesn't have a campaign down there, no ads being bought, no public appearances.

He has volunteers phone-banking!

It's supremely sad. I think he'd have made more of an effort if he hadn't lost Nevada.
 

Holmes

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With that spread, how many delegates is that for Hillary.

Damn
It really depends. Texas pledged delegates are not distributed by congressional district, but rather by state senate district. And just like in Illinois, the amount of delegates a district has is dependent on its Democratic party strength. So, the more Democratic the state senate district, the more pledged delegates it has. In other words, the more non-white the district, the more delegates it awards.

Here's a link outlining how many delegates each senate district will award:
http://www.txdemocrats.org/act/be-a-delegate

Texas also awards at-large delegates that you can read about in that link as well.

Roughly, a result like that might lead to a 147 - 75 delegate split between the two.

And it not like Bernie is fighting back like he tried in Nevada, he doesn't have a campaign down there, no ads being bought, no public appearances.
Mhmm. Clinton was smart to go right to Houston after Nevada and open many campaign offices in the big cities. Texas and Georgia will wreck Sanders.
 
Seems like a pretty big variance in the lead margins for both races in Texas in the 2016 polls.

Cruz has been up by 15, 8, 1 and now 12.
Clinton has been up 23, 10, 16 and now 40.
 
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