Aaron Strife
Banned
There's a law against robopolling there so it's rarely done. Live interview polls are far more expensive.Why has no one polled Indiana
Christ
If I'm trump I go camp in that state for the remainder of the campaign
There's a law against robopolling there so it's rarely done. Live interview polls are far more expensive.Why has no one polled Indiana
Christ
If I'm trump I go camp in that state for the remainder of the campaign
Dunno. People were allowed to vote in different locations but only in the statewide federal elections (Pres and senate)So my mom said that after Sandy people were allowed to vote in locations that they weren't registered for, but when they did it basically fucked up that persons registration because of the new location.
Any article or truth to this?
I hope Clinton brings the salt Carthage style tonight.
Josh Marshall ‏@joshtpm 1m
Early exits, Grain o Salt: 18-29s, Bern 69, Hill 31; Af-Americans Bern 24, Hill 76.
...he can't be legitimately that not self-aware, right? I could have sworn there were multiple articles during his winning spree where his campaign talked about how surprised they were at their success, and how it actually moved him to trying to go for a win rather than just push the issue. But there's no way he thought from the beginning he was Obama '08, right?
So my mom said that after Sandy people were allowed to vote in locations that they weren't registered for, but when they did it basically fucked up that persons registration because of the new location.
Any article or truth to this?
That seems like a less than stellar under-30 performance for him compared to past results. But I'm too lazy to check.
That seems like a less than stellar under-30 performance for him compared to past results. But I'm too lazy to check.
FUCK!These are really unsurprising, though 18-29s looks closer than it has been for a few states
That seems like a less than stellar under-30 performance for him compared to past results. But I'm too lazy to check.
On the Democratic side, Clinton was leading among Hispanic voters, 57-43 percent.
Surprising change from Nevada where he crushed her with Hispanics.
I really wonder how much of it is simply Sanders buying into his own hype. Plenty of Sanders supporters, trying to rationalize after the fact pointed to Obama running slightly behind Clinton at first and overtaking her. And I think a lot of people assume things about the 08 cycle because they weren't paying attention or have forgotten certain things about it. The big ones being that Obama was this horrible underdog the whole time and him winning was a huge upset for the establishment, except he was never that far behind and plenty of people in the establishment supported him.Well, his campaign did feel more like a 2008 campaign than it did a 2016 one at the outset. Hell, it still does.
Grains of salt etc. But these exits do seem to point to Clinton stomping.
The under 30 share seems small. Again too lazy to check. His margin seems smaller.
The AA share is larger. Her margins are about normal.
Continue Obama's policies.
I guess he could make up some in over 30s white people upstate?
Oh god she's winning black voters by 50
If I am elected president, we will salt the vermont syrup lands and end their powerful syrup backed empire.
Have we seen this PPP Maryland Poll?
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2016/04/ppps-new-maryland-poll-finds-both-donald-trump-and-hillary-clinton-with-double-digit-leads-heading-into-next-weeks-primary-el.html
Clinton:58%
Sanders:33%
Trump:43%
John Kasich:29%
Ted Cruz:24%
I haven't looked at the math lately but iirc Trump winning Indiana could put him back on the path towards winning the nomination outright. What if Trump offered Pence the VP spot in exchange for an endorsement. Doubt it will happen, and obviously IN will be tough for Trump to win given the amount of #NeverTrump+Cruz work being put in there...but it's interesting nonetheless.
40% total minority vote on Dem side, up from 30% in 2008
40% total minority vote on Dem side, up from 30% in 2008
40% total minority vote on Dem side, up from 30% in 2008
40% total minority vote on Dem side, up from 30% in 2008
Deeeelicious. Two hours till the salt flows. And next Tuesday will be even more of a stomp.
It's okay though, bernie's totally gonna win by 60 in CA.
If I am elected president, we will salt the vermont syrup lands and end their powerful syrup backed empire.
Jeff Weaver "either candidate would be preferable to the Republican"
Slo will be proud of you.I have PBR. Like a real Southern American.
No true southerner would add pineapple on their pizza.. No way.So you've given up being a Euro and settled for being a Southerner, I'm proud of you Konka.
It's really not fair that red states like New York and Massachusetts have so many delegates in the dem primary.
FUCK!These are really unsurprising, though 18-29s looks closer than it has been for a few states
First of all, probably notBut bernie as an independent would be better than both!
If the turn out is high, he can win the general.