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[Tamanon]

CNN calling Nebraska for Bernie. 54-45.

What's that translate to in a delegate lead?

Well, looks like they have 25, so probably a 14-11 spread. Not much.

 

[danm999]

LA;

Trump at 46%, Cruz 24, Little Marco at 20%.

Clinton at 72, Sanders at 20.

 

[eBay Huckster]

CNN calling Nebraska for Bernie. 54-45.

What's that translate to in a delegate lead?

14-11, so absolutely fuck all.

 

[Macho Madness]

Decision Desk calls LA for Trump and Hillary.

 

[User 463088]

CNN calling Nebraska for Bernie. 54-45.

What's that translate to in a delegate lead?

Approximately 14 to 11.

That's disastrous for Bernie.

 

[Michael F. Assbender]

Ever notice the arrow is a right arrow?

In a country with a predominant language where words are read left to right, a right-pointing arrow is forward, left-facing is back.

 

[MThanded]

Louisiana about to be a trouncing.

 

[Plinko]

LA;

Trump at 46%, Cruz 24, Little Marco at 20%.

Clinton at 72, Sanders at 20.

As expected.

Any chance Rubio drops BEFORE Florida?

 

[Ekdrm2d1]

In a country with a predominant language where words are read left to right, a right-pointing arrow is forward, left-facing is back.

Right on.

 

[Grover Cleveland]

I don't even know the point in them showing these vote counts with so few votes counted.

There are generally such large demographic (and thus vote shifts) across these states to make these early returns irrelevant.


That being said, the early leaders are going to win LA

 

[Ziltoidia 9]

Hillary got 666 votes in Sarpy County, Kansas.

Demon Queen confirmed.

 

[Pyroclastic]

Ever notice the arrow is a right arrow?

not if you're looking from behind the arrow

 

[whitehawk]

11700
9600

Where are your numbers coming from

already edited them,my ears misheard earlier.

 

[Rafa=FedKilla]

Donald J. Trump baby. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!!

 

[Itslit]

Can Bernie win a diverse state?

Possibly once we go more north if Hillary's momentum doesn't bury him in the eyes of potential voters.
The southern trouncing will soon be over.

 

[Slayven]

Louisiana about to be a trouncing.

They don't matter

 

[Tubie]

As expected.

Any chance Rubio drops BEFORE Florida?

If their internal polling is bad, he probably should to avoid that embarrassment.

 

[Sohter.Nura]

The minority vote should guarantee LA for Hillary. What do you think Kansas looks like on the democractic side?

 

[Hoho for breakfast]

Bernie wins another white caucus state in the shocker of the night.

That's the same as if someone said "Hillary wins another black primary state in the shocker of the night". Is that acceptable?

 

[Prodigal Son]

Ayyy. Trump ain't stumped. He's still got this.

 

[danm999]

The minority vote should guarantee LA for Hillary. What do you think Kansas looks like on the democractic side?

They didn't release result until they got to 90% of vote counted so I'm guessing it may also be close...?

 

[Prologue]

Hopefully we get to see who takes NY sometime next month.

 

[MThanded]

That's the same as if someone said "Hillary wins another black primary state in the shocker of the night". Is that acceptable?

Accept that would be misinformation. In those states the majority of the voters are not black.

In most cases these states have voting demographics that look like the country as a whole.

 

[Quesa]

Nebraska is a myth. It doesn't exist.

Then explain Warren Buffet

Spoiler

and me

 

[danm999]

CNN calling Louisiana for Clinton.

 

[Nipo]

Can Bernie win a diverse state?

Against Trump he can.

 

[Ashodin]

Southern states for Clinton!

 

[dave is ok]

Accept that would be misinformation. In those states the majority of the voters are not black.

In most cases these states have voting demographics that look like the country as a whole.

Wasn't the black vote like 60%+ in SC?

 

[blackaroni]

Is a graphic really needed for every projection?

 

[MThanded]

Against Trump he can.

Has to win against Hillary first.

 

[Africanus]

CNN calling Louisiana for Clinton.

Louisiana was Sanders territory though!

 

[Dash_Riprock]

Wasn't the black vote like 60%+ in SC?

Edit: My mistake that the overall vote, not just the black vote.

 

[Sean C]

Louisiana called for Hillary, unsurprisingly.

Looks set to be another blowout in the 65-75% range.

 

[Slayven]

Louisiana was Sanders territory though!

Did he go this time?

 

[Y2Kev]

A 10% margin is kind of a flop for Bernie in NE. Hillary might come out of tonight with delegate gain, though tomorrow is Maine so that will probably wash out.

 

[eBay Huckster]

Wasn't the black vote like 60%+ in SC?

61%.

 

[Sohter.Nura]

Tough loss for Bernie in LA. The delegate spread is much more advantageous for Clinton than the Nebraska spread.

 

[Geg]

So is Rubio likely to win anything today?

 

[MThanded]

Wasn't the black vote like 60%+ in SC?

60% of the voters were black?

I had no idea.


Edit: saw the facts i'm wrong.

 

[Plinko]

Trump needs to ignore Rubio and blast Cruz every chance he gets. It is obvious that the moderators letting Cruz ignore questions and just attack is helping him.

So is Rubio likely to win anything today?

Participation award.

 

[facetheslayer92]

Who do you guys think will win Maryland on April 26?

 

[danm999]

Did he go this time?

CNN said no.

 

[bluelightningduo]

So is Rubio likely to win anything today?

Possibly his mother's love, but nothing else.

 

[OpinionatedCyborg]

We don’t doubt that Trump is likely to win Louisiana, where he was way ahead in polls and is ahead by 23 percentage points in initial returns. According to Decision Desk HQ, however, the results so far are early votes cast before election day. So how much Trump’s margin declines over the course of the evening, if it does it all, could provide some indication of whether the last few days of campaign news have hurt him.

Currently Trump is at 47%, Cruz 24%, Rubio 20%

 

[MThanded]

Who do you guys think will win Maryland on April 26?

It'll be 48 52 or something

 

[Daft Bird]

So is Rubio likely to win anything today?

A few delegates, he is third and forth in every state atm.

 

[User 463088]

If Bernie manages a 40 point win in Kansas, and Hillary holds her margin in Louisiana, she'll net 6 more delegates than Bernie tonight.

 

[ampere]

Bernie's win margins are too small at this point. They'd have to be massive % wins to matter

 

[Macho Madness]

MSNBC calls it for Hillary

 

[Africanus]

So is Rubio likely to win anything today?

More delegates in the long-con to the brokered convention.