Democratic MI/MS election results thread (first results @8pm ET)

[Horus]

I'd bet good money Sanders won under 30 blacks in Michigan.

[Asian Nazi]

They will be calling this soon.

Yeah, they'll call it for Clinton in an hour or two.

[This account no longer in use.]

I'd bet good money Sanders won under 30 blacks in Michigan.

How much do you consider good money? Because I do think that more than 30 black people voted for Sanders.

[The Other Castro]

They will be calling this soon.

Yeah, they'll call it for Clinton in an hour or two.

Still with this? She's dead, Jim.

[indysaff]

I'd bet good money Sanders won under 30 blacks in Michigan.

How much do you consider good money? Because I do think that more than 30 black people voted for Sanders.

I think he means black voters under 30 years old.

[Xing]

I'm not ruling out a Clinton win, yet. Let's wait until more of Wayne is in.

[DrScholl]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

[The Free North]

Detroit has 600+ precincts, there are only 300 or so left....chances are there is no big miracle here for Hillary.


Calling it now for Bernie.

[indysaff]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

It plays out well for him in future states.

[Holmes]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

True, but it is an upset.

[Matty]

TYT calls it for sanders

[ProgressiveCanadian]

They will be calling this soon.

Yeah, they'll call it for Clinton in an hour or two.

Still with this? She's dead, Jim.

He apparently can't count numbers.

[Pyro]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

"Inevitability"

[Xing]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

I'm still very skeptical of Sanders' chances, but if he can outperform his polls like this on the 15th, and prevent Clinton's delegate count from surging, then the argument is that he'll close the gap in late March in early April. Not sure if I buy it yet, but that's how it goes.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Could this issue be the difference between actual votes outstanding versus the precincts yet to report?

TYT calls it for sanders

I take them as seriously as DDHQ.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

TYT calls it for sanders

I beat them by almost an hour

[Panhandle Progressive]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

This.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

People recognize this, we just choose to talk more about the aspects of the night that are actually exciting.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Bernie needs to put in all the cash he possibly can into Florida and NC. He's going to lose there but losing big breaks his mo'.

[IceSpear]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

No doubt the delegate math is still extremely daunting. But this will keep him alive at the very least.

[DrScholl]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

It plays out well for him in future states.

Winning by margins that only results in a splitting delegates does not make up the delegate gap.

[Panhandle Progressive]

Even if Sanders wins tonight it's just another meaningless win. Next Tuesday is his real test. Put up or shut up!

[yourelection]

Can anyone really see a scenario where Sanders wins the nomination?

[Illiniwek]

TYT calls it for sanders

I take them as seriously as DDHQ.

Yeah, tonight is their night, but they are so blindly biased it's not even funny.

[This account no longer in use.]

I'm still not sure why people are ignoring the delegate math here. This does not close the gap for Sanders, not even close.

This.

I've noticed that you never truly make any contributions to any discussions at all. Almost everything I've seen you do in these past few days is quote another Clinton's supporter's goalpost moving with the word "This." Why not try using your own opinions?