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

[Shadows]

I feel like Massachusetts is going to be a lot like Iowa. Boston is almost done and still a lot of Sanders area out there. I'm predicting a very narrow Clinton win.

68% reporting statewide, 95% reporting in Boston. All the other major cities in MA that the NYT has indicated on their maps have fully reported except for Worcester, which has no results in. Sanders (probably) wont overtake Clinton, but it will (hopefully) tighten up from the 3.4% lead she has there now.

Down to 25K now lead, lead is too big to tighten - If only he had focused on Boston a bit more, MA would have been his

[Shadows]

OK, this is bad. Hillary seems to coming back in the Denver area...

Sanders widens lead in CO to 1000 Votes now. Not looking bad

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To be honest, I gave up on Bernie's eventual nomination, and just root for him to bring the Dems to their left, to bring Clinton to be at least vaguely left-wing, and for him to be able to influence the platform at the convention.

Hillary is already moving to the right. No moratorium on drilling public lands, and no plan to address climate change. She won't be even vaguely left-wing. And 4 years ago Obama had had them ignore the delegates on voting whether the platform should say Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.

[Sorenroy]

OK, this is bad. Hillary seems to coming back in the Denver area...

Sanders widens lead in CO to 1000 Votes now. Not looking bad

Wait, is Colorado reporting the popular vote there? If so, that's nice... can someone confirm?

Edit: Also, what about Minnesota? Is that also reporting popular vote numbers?

[Antonio the Sixth]

OK, this is bad. Hillary seems to coming back in the Denver area...

Sanders widens lead in CO to 1000 Votes now. Not looking bad

Most of the votes coming in so far are from the rural counties. Until we get more from the Denver area it's too close to call.

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Wolf Blitzer has confirmed that Sanders is ahead by 19 points in MN.

[buffalo_cyclist]

Sanders needs MA as well as OK.

Again, I dont get the Sanders appeal in OK...do rural whites really like him that much?

I have no idea why he has so much appeal.  I'm guessing Oklahoma thinks Hillary is a criminal and wants a fresh face, I really don't know.

White rural voters don't like urbane cosmopolitanism, which Hillary and Obama personify and which Sanders rejects.  The tend to be economically struggling and very concerned about their personal finances and not at all concern about what Ezra Klein or Paul Krugman think.  Hillary's "stay the course" messages falls completely flat with them.  Moreover, they find her emphasis on issues like foreign policy, gun control and immigration to be mystifying.    

[cwt]

Apparently, 233 American Samoans caucused today. Hillary won with 73% of the vote (she won with 57% in 2008).

Clinton gets 8 of the territory's delegates, Sanders gets 3.

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Well Denver itself seems to be pretty close as well (Clinton leads 51-48 with 4% in), so hopefully it won't have that much of an affect on the results overall.

[KingSweden]

Wolf Blitzer has confirmed that Sanders is ahead by 19 points in MN.

Damn! That's... a lot.

[Comrade Funk]

To be honest, I gave up on Bernie's eventual nomination, and just root for him to bring the Dems to their left, to bring Clinton to be at least vaguely left-wing, and for him to be able to influence the platform at the convention.

Hillary is already moving to the right. No moratorium on drilling public lands, and no plan to address climate change. She won't be even vaguely left-wing. And 4 years ago Obama had had them ignore the delegates on voting whether the platform should say Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.

Hahaha at people think she would change especially regarding foreign policy. Her next four years in the Middle East will be as embarrassing and contradictory as the last generation of failed Middle East policy. No pressure on Israel. No pressure on the oil dictatorships. Same old crap while Americans are killed because of our platform of running around like a headless chicken. She is apart of the neocon establishment that has no idea what it's doing.

[Shadows]

Sanders ahead by 15% in Colorado as well. Mass is the only letdown, more specifically Boston

[YPestis25]

I wonder why the other networks and AP aren't calling MA.

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I wonder why the other networks and AP aren't calling MA.

I mean, there is only a two-point difference and 16% of the vote is still out, but it's not like Sanders will win at this point.

[Young Conservative]

Sanders needs MA as well as OK.

Again, I dont get the Sanders appeal in OK...do rural whites really like him that much?

I have no idea why he has so much appeal.  I'm guessing Oklahoma thinks Hillary is a criminal and wants a fresh face, I really don't know.

White rural voters don't like urbane cosmopolitanism, which Hillary and Obama personify and which Sanders rejects.  The tend to be economically struggling and very concerned about their personal finances and not at all concern about what Ezra Klein or Paul Krugman think.  Hillary's "stay the course" messages falls completely flat with them.  Moreover, they find her emphasis on issues like foreign policy, gun control and immigration to be mystifying.    

Its prairie populism!

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By the way, Kasich is only 700 votes behind Trump in VT and 27% is still out.

This could be close.

[Shadows]

I wonder why the other networks and AP aren't calling MA.

It's precincts reported. Maybe some pro-Sanders heavy population or some college area precincts are left? I don't expect him to win but maybe they expect some tightening

[The Free North]

Because its not relevant?

[Shadows]

Essex flipped to Bernie, MA lead down to 2.8% & 26K

Edit - Now done to 2.6% & 24K

[Antonio the Sixth]

OK, Adams and Jefferson counties look very good now. This is encouraging.

[user12345]

NBC just called Colorado for Sanders on air.

[Shadows]

Colorado is a 16% odd lead while MN is almost 20%.

[cwt]

Because its not relevant?

Of course it is. It's a stunning upset for Clinton.

And you know what they say, "as goes American Samoa, so goes Guam."

[Pyro]

Fox calls MA for Clinton

[Antonio the Sixth]

COLORADO! YES!