If the electorate were your Facebook feed, who would win?

[dead0man]

Sanders easy.  I don't think I have anybody that supports Hillary.  Many of these people will no doubt end up voting for the felon, because they're soft like most left leaning types.  If they had conviction they'd vote Green.

[Figueira]

Sanders by a landslide. Trump won the towns where most of my friends are from, so he would presumably win on the Republican side, although I rarely see any actual Trump (or any specific Republican candidate, for that matter) support on my Facebook feed.

[beaver2.0]

Sanders, but Trump and Rubio would be at his heels.

[Kingpoleon]

Democratic primary:

Hillary Clinton No votes
Bernie Sanders No votes

Republican primary:

Donald Trump No votes
Ted Cruz No votes
Ben Carson No votes
Marco Rubio No votes
John Kasich One vote

After a recount, John Kasich's vote was discarded.

General Election:

Democratic party - No votes, 0EV
Republican party - No votes, 0EV
Unallocated - 538 electoral votes

Either the house would convene and elect a president undemocratically, seeing as how nobody participated in the political process for the entire year,  or Joe Biden would become president as the incumbent VP upon the end of Barack Obama's term in office.

(No Facebook)

[Kushahontas]

Clinton and Cruz would win their respective primaries and Clinton would likely edge him out by a significant margin

[Vosem]

I'm a college freshman from Ohio. Sanders would win the Democratic nomination and general election easily. The Republican nomination would be meaningless, but it would be competitive between Kasich and Rubio.