Democratic Super Tuesday results thread (first polls close at 7pm ET)

[IceSpear]

Interesting that Bernie could win all his targets. Still, he'll be undone by his own proclamation of proportionality.

[Gass3268]

I imagine Sanderistas are more likely to glomb on to exit pollsters than Hillary's supporters. Hopefully she can pull this off and sweep the Bern.

It doesn't work that way.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

In Virginia Sanders is winning some counties in the Shenandoah Valley and other such places.

[Wiz in Wis]

Interesting that Bernie could win all his targets. Still, he'll be undone by his own proclamation of proportionality.

He's also done for the night? If he wins MA, OK, MN and CO... what a missed opportunity!

[yourelection]

Interesting that Bernie could win all his targets. Still, he'll be undone by his own proclamation of proportionality.

He will only split the delegates in the states that he wins. If Clinton wins big in her states she will move ahead in the delegate count.

[Boston Bread]

Winning as many states as possible is better than winning as more delegates with a spread out vote when you have little chance to win, so I'd be ok with these results. More chance of being remembered/getting media attention.

[Figueira]

Exit poll toplines if my math is right:

OK:
Sanders 51%
Clinton 47%

MA:
Sanders 52%
Clinton 46%

Wow, I was not expecting him to win Massachusetts.

[Shadows]

Not big on exit polls. Let 40-50% of the votes coming in & with around a 5% lead, we can say yes, it's look this state is Bernie's.

4 or 5 out of 11 would definitely be huge - No doubt, but I am not getting my hopes up as of now. Also, I hope Bernie gets decent Vote% in loosing states as delegates are awarded proportionally & no doubt he should avoid a drubbing (Hopefully apart from Georgia & Alabama, he can cross the 35% & some places 40%)

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Sanders winning men by 24 points in MA.

[Wiz in Wis]

In Virginia Sanders is winning some counties in the Shenandoah Valley and other such places.

But... I think a lot of us are surprised he's not sweeping there.

[Illiniwek]

I'd be pretty disappointed if Hillary loses both Massachusetts and Oklahoma...

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Very good news!

[Reginald]

Oklahoma absentee/early voting:

Clinton 51
Sanders 43

[Wells]

Sanders has 57% in OK and 67% in MA.
EDIT: And now he's at 48% in OK, which still leads Clinton's 42%.

[Boston Bread]

SANDERS SWEEPING RURAL OK

[Shadows]

Same story, 75% odd for Clinton in Black heavy states, Virginia looks good though, 36% odd for Sanders, not a wash-out & it is delegate heavy.

Sanders takes an early lead in Oklahoma & Massachusetts

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Oklahoma absentee/early voting:

Clinton 51
Sanders 43

D:

[Wiz in Wis]

Oklahoma absentee/early voting:

Clinton 51
Sanders 43

D:

Don't get too discouraged, those people tend to be older.

[Illiniwek]

Oklahoma absentee/early voting:

Clinton 51
Sanders 43

D:

[Crumpets]

Clinton up in MA and OK narrowly according to NYT!

[Wells]

Clinton takes the lead in OK and MA.

[Crumpets]

Five vote difference in MA out of 6000+ votes!

[Reginald]

Clinton beat Sanders by 30 points in Oklahoma County (OKC) among absentee/early voters. Cleveland County (Norman) tilted Sanders.

[Illiniwek]

Clinton up in MA and OK narrowly according to NYT!

Cmon lets go!!

[yourelection]

Are we expecting a projection in Arkansas?