Democratic KY / OR primary results thread (first polls close at 6pm ET)

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DD is always accurate. Just ask Michigan winner Hillary Clinton and Missouri winner Bernie Sanders.

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Are we really using DD now? LOL

There's nothing wrong with DD. They're great people and their results have always been 100% reliable.

They made a bad call in Michigan (for totally understandable reasons, imo, but w/e) but there's nothing wrong with the ground work they do.

I doubt DD uses actual returns when it reports results.

DD uses their own returns lol, they don't use AP returns. That's what they are & that's why they're great. They literally have people in count centers who upload the precinct tallies as soon as they're done. This is why they initially outpace AP (they get the results faster than they're officially filed) and later fall behind (they don't have people in literally every count center, so once centers they don't have people in start to report they fall behind.)

They have never reported bad results, ever. Their calls and analysis have been bad at various points, but yeah, their actual work is perfect.

Really?

So why does DDHQ have HILLARY ahead when Bernie has been leading for quite some time and there are MORE votes being reported on CNN than DDHQ? LOL

It's because of the Hillary-hating lamestream media.

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Boy does coal country dislike Sec. Clinton. Large margins of loss for her here could hurt her in the general election in states like Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Ohio

All three of those being states she carried in the primaries.

All states before her disastrous comments on crushing the coal industry that made a grown man cry

No, Pennsylvania (and Ohio IIRC) voted after that comment.

Indeed, the comment was made on March 13, right before Ohio.

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Ugh, so I had to turn in the moment the lead switched?
Sanders can still win if he gets a strong performance in Lexington.

Spoiler alert: He won't.  Sanders will lose Fayette County (Lexington) by about 4,000 votes when the AP finally updates the county, according to Decision Desk HQ.

lol ddhq

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And the primary map is ruined even more.

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Many news organizations don't make a call if there's a possibility of a recount.

Do you think there will be a recount?

For what? It does not affect delegate allocation.

It affects moral and media coverage. sanders should defiantly call for a recount. Its less than 2000 votes for goodness sake

Given the fact that Clinton is the presumptive nominee, I see no reason why Sanders should continue to make a fool of himself.

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Obama chose not to ask for a recount in MO in the 2008 general election. He could've, he didn't want to. Let it be Sanders.

Obama is a Democrat. He's about party unity.
Sanders isn't a Democrat. He's about his "revolution."
Bernie Sanders = Rand Paul.

Rand or Ron Paul has never won a primary/caucus.

Ron Paul actually won the Virgin Islands caucus, you corporate media shill.

He also won the majority of delegates in Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, and Minnesota! #ronpaulr3VOLution

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Bernie up by 12 points now with 93% in.

Benchmark said he'd win by only 1. I guess they went to sh**t after they got involved with Correct The Record.

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