Who wins on March 5th (DEM)?

[Senator Cris]

Louisiana is a primary state, while Kansas and Nebraska are caucus states.

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Louisiana will obviously be blowout Hillary. Hopefully Bernie wins Kansas and Nebraska.

[Sasquatch]

CLINTON: Louisiana
SANDERS: Kansas, Nebraska

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

CLINTON: Louisiana
SANDERS: Kansas, Nebraska

[BlueSwan]

Everybody agress. How boring.

For the record, I don't think Kansas and Nebraska are out of reach for Clinton, but Louisiana should deffo be a Clinton blowout.

[morgieb]

Heard talk that Clinton is putting money in Kansas, so she might have a chance there. That said, from what we've seen caucuses tend to be pretty pro-Bernie so perhaps not.

Also think Louisiana will be closer than some expect. Hillary won't lose there, but unlike most of the South partisan registration exists in Louisiana, and if Oklahoma tells us anything, the DINO's will back Sanders. (although the primary votes could be completely different, in which case ignore my predictions)

[Averroës Nix]

Kansas and Nebraska will be competitive, Lousiana a +60% blowout. As far as I'm concerned, we have nowhere near enough information to rate the caucuses as more favorable than toss-ups for Sanders, but keeping them competitive is what "matters" at this point.

[Shadows]

Bernie has a chance to win both Nebraska & Kansas but we don't have enough data to say he is leading or doing well, Hillary could win.

Louisiana is a wash-out. One of the highest Black Population as a %, if you thought Alabama or SC or Georgia was bad, Louisiana should be not different. Clinton to crack 70% mark again & it has same delegates almost as the other 2 states combined

[Xing]

Obviously, Clinton will win LA easily. I think Sanders will win KS and NE, though it will be interesting to see what his margin is.

[The Free North]

White states vote for Sanders

Black state(s) vote for Clinton

[Lyin' Steve]

Kansas and Nebraska are similar to Oklahoma.  Super-white southern-ish midwestern states.  Bernie should be able to win them by about 10-15 points.

Louisiana will obviously be a Clinton massacre and the only question is if Bernie gets any delegates at all.

[IceSpear]

Bernie will win KS/NE, probably comfortably, but any gains will be wiped out by the LAndslide.

[IceSpear]

Heard talk that Clinton is putting money in Kansas, so she might have a chance there. That said, from what we've seen caucuses tend to be pretty pro-Bernie so perhaps not.

Also think Louisiana will be closer than some expect. Hillary won't lose there, but unlike most of the South partisan registration exists in Louisiana, and if Oklahoma tells us anything, the DINO's will back Sanders. (although the primary votes could be completely different, in which case ignore my predictions)

OK was actually the only place where the DINOs went for Bernie. Everywhere else they went for Hillary.

[Maxwell]

Kansas is going for Bernie. I think that's a given.

I think Nebraska is less of a given. A Hillary win is not outside the realm of possibility.

Clinton is going to landslide Louisiana, no doubt about it.

[Horus]

Clinton will win every parish in LA with 60% or more. Bernie will win both caucuses with around 55%.

[ElectionsGuy]

CLINTON: Louisiana
SANDERS: Kansas, Nebraska

[Trapsy]

I hate caucuses so much.