Democratic Nevada Caucus results thread (entrance poll @2pm ET)

[muon2]

Seems like any result from a 10-point Clinton win to a 6-point Sanders win is in the cards.

Do you think there will be that many ties to break?

[muon2]

Fox reports women 56-41% for Clinton in their entrance poll, union 56-43% for Clinton, first-timers 54-43% Sanders, under 45 76-20% Sanders.

[muon2]

The AP shows 50-50 statewide (delegates 421 to 418 Clinton with 12% in)

[muon2]

Fox shows 50.3-49.5% for Clinton with 14% of the delegates called.

[muon2]

Some sites report % of precincts and some report % of delegates.

[muon2]

NYT

464/1714

Clinton   1190  50.5%
Sanders 1165  49.4%
Other           3    0.1%

135/1022 in Clark County

The difference in delegates matters, and shows how close it is - 25 out of over 2000 awarded.

[muon2]

Fox entrance poll - Latinos (20% of the vote) 54-43% Sanders
Independents 75-20% Sanders

[muon2]

I left a few mins ago, btw

How did it end up?

My precinct was 39-31 to Bernie, so 8 delegates to 7.

The other precinct in the same room was 23-22 to Hillary, so 4 delegates to 3.

That's what makes caucus counting delegates important. Though Sanders had more votes in total, the way they split made it even in delegates. If I shifted two votes to Clinton in Joe's precinct, and two votes to Sanders in the other precinct, then Sanders comes out with a net two delegate margin, instead of even.

[muon2]

I left a few mins ago, btw

How did it end up?

My precinct was 39-31 to Bernie, so 8 delegates to 7.

The other precinct in the same room was 23-22 to Hillary, so 4 delegates to 3.

That's what makes caucus counting delegates important. Though Sanders had more votes in total, the way they split made it even in delegates. If I shifted two votes to Clinton in Joe's precinct, and two votes to Sanders in the other precinct, then Sanders comes out with a net two delegate margin, instead of even.

That's true, though the same thing can be said about any other sized constituency.

My point is that if one counted total votes instead of total delegates the number could be quite different - in either direction. The general public sees these results as if they were the total vote, not delegates awarded precinct by precinct.