Democratic Freak States Holy Saturday results thread (1st caucuses begin @1pmET)

[Boston Bread]

Alaska looks like pretty uniform win. No doubt Bernie won every demographic in a landslide.

[BundouYMB]

North Dakota is NOT a caucus. It's a primary.

So was New Hampshire. Sanders will still win ND by about 60-40, not that it will change anything.

Everybody mention North Dakota is a caucus. I just corrected it.
WTF that has to do with New Hampshire and Sanders dude?

North Dakota is a caucus

North Dakota is not a caucus, it's an open primary, and why are you using some random blogspot like it's an actual source?

[Mr. Morden]

North Dakota is NOT a caucus. It's a primary.

So was New Hampshire. Sanders will still win ND by about 60-40, not that it will change anything.

Everybody mention North Dakota is a caucus. I just corrected it.
WTF that has to do with New Hampshire and Sanders dude?

North Dakota is a caucus

The North Dakota Democratic Party's own website agrees:

http://demnpl.com/event-calendar/

It's a caucus.

[RI]

Hillary's much stronger on Oahu than on the other islands, it seems.

[Flake]

North Dakota is NOT a caucus. It's a primary.

So was New Hampshire. Sanders will still win ND by about 60-40, not that it will change anything.

Everybody mention North Dakota is a caucus. I just corrected it.
WTF that has to do with New Hampshire and Sanders dude?

Actually it was just one person and it is a caucus.

[Sorenroy]

Are we ever going to be able to get a geographic breakdown of Alaska?

The Guardian is now posting results by state house districts.

So is HuffPo:

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2016/primaries/2016-03-26

Looks like the NYT is doing it too. I personally prefer their map to the others.

http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/alaska

[Gass3268]

Hillary's much stronger on Oahu than on the other islands, it seems.

Stronger as in winning or stronger as in closer?

[Shadows]

Hillary invested a lot into Seattle & it will pull the margin down to a little over 70% - Bad!

This was set-up to 75% & above, somewhere close to Idaho, but above 70% in a large state is awesome - I will take it. Fantastic result in Alaska too!

[dspNY]

Hillary's much stronger on Oahu than on the other islands, it seems.

Oahu is where most of the people are in paradise/Hawaii

[The Other Castro]

Benchmark politics has this btw:

[dspNY]

Hillary invested a lot into Seattle & it will pull the margin down to a little over 70% - Bad!

This was set-up to 75% & above, somewhere close to Idaho, but above 70% in a large state is awesome - I will take it. Fantastic result in Alaska too!

It'll be the only large state where you get anything like that margin so if I were in your position I would take it too because the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic closed primaries are going to slaughter your guy

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Benchmark politics has this btw:

District 19 looks pretty.

[RI]

Hillary's much stronger on Oahu than on the other islands, it seems.

Stronger as in winning or stronger as in closer?

Winning in some areas, albeit narrowly. Sanders has areas of strength there as well.

[Boston Bread]

Hillary invested a lot into Seattle & it will pull the margin down to a little over 70% - Bad!

This was set-up to 75% & above, somewhere close to Idaho, but above 70% in a large state is awesome - I will take it. Fantastic result in Alaska too!

Don't forget Whatcom and Clark - they could be 80% Bernie and will probably keep him over 70.

[RaphaelDLG]

it's a sign that the clinton third-wayism is on its way out, new deal politics back in!

Perhaps, but not yet.  Hillary will be the bridge -the transition- between the old Third Way as represented by her husband (Bill Clinton), Barack Obama, and Tony Blair, and to any future Democratic presidents who follow after who adhere to the 21st century version of New Deal progressivism.  

I think that's right, and how much of a bridge she will be will depend on what people newly active this cycle like the dopes on r/Sanders do after he loses.  Do they stay somewhat politically involved, or do they go back to drinking monster energy drinks, jacking off, and playing world of warcraft?

[Wells]

How is Sanders winning Hawaii by a margin this big?

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It looks like Bernie stays over 70% in Washington to me. King makes it closer, but I think Spokane and Clark can partially mitigate that.

[RightBehind]

Hopefully tonight we can Feel the Broom.

[RI]

Hawaii overall (6% in):

Sanders 1799 (67.7%)
Clinton 857 (32.3%)

[Gass3268]

Hillary's much stronger on Oahu than on the other islands, it seems.

Stronger as in winning or stronger as in closer?

Winning in some areas, albeit narrowly. Sanders has areas of strength there as well.

Thanks!

[The Other Castro]

From the Twitterverse: Sanders winning South Kona precincts 437-97.

[Wells]

I'm going to wait for actual results to come in instead of listening to Twitter, Reddit, or blog reports.

[The Other Castro]

Looking like a 60+% win for Sanders in Hawaii so far.

[Boston Bread]

I wonder if Bernie is doing better with conservadems. Hawaii has a surprisingly large number of them, voting for candidates like Hanabusa.

[Shadows]

Hillary invested a lot into Seattle & it will pull the margin down to a little over 70% - Bad!

This was set-up to 75% & above, somewhere close to Idaho, but above 70% in a large state is awesome - I will take it. Fantastic result in Alaska too!

It'll be the only large state where you get anything like that margin so if I were in your position I would take it too because the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic closed primaries are going to slaughter your guy

Which state was Bernie slaughtered in - He won 1, 2 he was within 1%. He has a good chance of winning the mid-west & he will win in the NE small states & pull decent results in the NE big states.

There will be no more slaughters bar Maryland maybe!