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

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Just looking at where the most votes are out, I think Oklahoma goes for Clinton. Massachusetts is much harder to call.

Yeah, Oklahoma City will go strongly for Clinton, but I'm not sure if it will be enough. He's up by 7 rn.

[psychprofessor]

Just looking at where the most votes are out, I think Oklahoma goes for Clinton. Massachusetts is much harder to call.

Yes, OKC and Tulsa are not reporting most precincts yet...she will pick up lots of votes there.

[Illiniwek]

Clinton CRUSHED Obama in 2008 in these eastern Oklahoma counties where... Sanders is leading uniformly.

Must be white counties

[Boston Bread]

Tulsa flipped to Sanders, if that stays Sanders wins OK.

[°Leprechaun]

Tulsa flipped to Sanders, if that stays Sanders wins OK.

[HillOfANight]

Just looking at where the most votes are out, I think Oklahoma goes for Clinton. Massachusetts is much harder to call.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/03/01/upshot/super-tuesday-live-democrat-delegate-estimates.html

NYT is projecting Clinton 3.3+ in MA and Sanders +10.8 in OK. Of course the data is very early, so their extrapolation is probably scattershot.

[Wells]

I think Sanders will definitely win Oklahoma. Clinton will probably squeak by in Massachusetts.

[IceSpear]

So far Clinton has only won 5 of 6 states where she had a huge advantage. True, Texas will go Clinton as well, but hopefully Sanders can go on to win more than VT. One state only wouldn't be great news for the Sanders the Great. Let's hope he can win 5 of 11 and go on to win a few winner take alls. He's got a lot of money from small contributions. This is great. He has done so well without soft money and corrupt superpacs.

There are no winner take alls in the Democratic side. Thus why this Southern massacre = RIP Bernie.

[The Free North]

Really a tremendous showing by Sanders in Rural Oklahoma.

Any thoughts on why he might pull so well there? Doesnt look like he is doing as well in Rural TX....

[Shadows]

Sanders gains 3% at Texas & is now at 32.5%. Texas is so delegate heavy, I hope we crack the 35% mark, there's tons of delegates to loose there.

Hopefully we come out of this less than 200 Delegates down & with some wins. After March 15th Sanders has a good chance to get a string of victories.

P.S. - Surprisingly going against exit polls, Sanders seems to pulling ahead in OK, while Clinton is a bit ahead in Mass

[Likely Voter]

Hillary hits the stage just 7 minutes before the top of the hour. Is this going to be short and sweet?

[°Leprechaun]

So far Clinton has only won 5 of 6 states where she had a huge advantage. True, Texas will go Clinton as well, but hopefully Sanders can go on to win more than VT. One state only wouldn't be great news for the Sanders the Great. Let's hope he can win 5 of 11 and go on to win a few winner take alls. He's got a lot of money from small contributions. This is great. He has done so well without soft money and corrupt superpacs.

There are no winner take alls in the Democratic side. Thus why this Southern massacre = RIP Bernie.

oh, silly me, I didn't realize that. Actually, that's good, winner take all is less democratic.

[cinyc]

CNN has projected American Samoa for Clinton.

No idea where the actual results are, though.

We've known that Clinton won AS since 7:56.  It's posted in the thread above somewhere.  To recap the results (from the American Samoa Democrats' Facebook Page):

American Samoa:

Final Results:

Hillary: 73% - 4 Delegates
Sanders: 27% - 2 Delegates

Raw Vote:

Hillary - 162 (68.35%)
Bernie - 61 (25.74%)
Rocky - 14 (5.91%)

https://www.facebook.com/asdems

[Crumpets]

Clinton leading in Travis County, TX (Austin).

[IceSpear]

Hillary is carrying Travis County (Austin). Dayum.

[IceSpear]

Clinton leading in Travis County, TX (Austin).

2 seconds away. lol

[ProgressiveCanadian]

LOL thanks for the millions from Goldman Sachs

[Reginald]

That's the early stuff, but yeah. Yikes.

[Mr. Morden]

County map from Nate Cohn:

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Yeah, I really can't see how Clinton wins OK at this point. It will probably get closer as the urban vote gets in, but it's pretty obvious what will happen.

[Sorenroy]

Just looking at where the most votes are out, I think Oklahoma goes for Clinton. Massachusetts is much harder to call.

Well, maybe. Oklahoma County is 1% in, vs. the 7% for the rest of the state, but alot of that comes from early voting. I can't imagine it holds at 63-35 (in fact is has dropped a little bit).

[swf541]

Good Clinton speech think I'll vote for her over Trump or Ventura now

Also Sanders beating my expectations in OK

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Clinton under 60% in Oklahoma City.

[swf541]

And she's blaming the same two corporations (Johnson Controls and Whatever Auto Parts) for all our problems again. It's like she copied and pasted this speech.

Johnson Controls is literally in the next town other closing the plant and stuff, its really relatable for me at least

[Gass3268]

MSNBC cuts off Clinton to call Texas.