Democratic Wild Western Tuesday results thread

[Holmes]

Sanders won't do any better in NY than he did last night in AZ. It's also a closed primary with more non-white voters, and just so happens to be Clinton's home state.

[IceSpear]

If Bernie couldn't win an open primary in OH, it's very unlikely he'd win a closed primary in PA.

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Will be interesting to see what happens in Western PA.

That sounds extremely unlikely to me. It's an awfully big stretch to say a group that routinely votes 65-75% for Sanders being excluded is actually a good thing for him. It helped in a very quirky state like Oklahoma that has massive amounts of Dixiecrats who wanted to vote for Trump. It may help him a bit in Western PA, but certainly not enough to counteract the massive margin he'd inevitably get among indies.

[Gass3268]

If Bernie couldn't win an open primary in OH, it's very unlikely he'd win a closed primary in PA.

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Will be interesting to see what happens in Western PA.

That sounds extremely unlikely to me. It's an awfully big stretch to say a group that routinely votes 65-75% for Sanders being excluded is actually a good thing for him. It helped in a very quirky state like Oklahoma that has massive amounts of Dixiecrats who wanted to vote for Trump. It may help him a bit in Western PA, but certainly not enough to counteract the massive margin he'd inevitably get among indies.

You could very well be right, but we'll have to see. You know when the registration deadline is in PA?

[IceSpear]

If Bernie couldn't win an open primary in OH, it's very unlikely he'd win a closed primary in PA.

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Will be interesting to see what happens in Western PA.

That sounds extremely unlikely to me. It's an awfully big stretch to say a group that routinely votes 65-75% for Sanders being excluded is actually a good thing for him. It helped in a very quirky state like Oklahoma that has massive amounts of Dixiecrats who wanted to vote for Trump. It may help him a bit in Western PA, but certainly not enough to counteract the massive margin he'd inevitably get among indies.

You could very well be right, but we'll have to see. You know when the registration deadline is in PA?

It's the 28th.

[Ebsy]

It's always 30 days before the election in Pennsylvania.

[Holmes]

If Bernie couldn't win an open primary in OH, it's very unlikely he'd win a closed primary in PA.

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Will be interesting to see what happens in Western PA.

That sounds extremely unlikely to me. It's an awfully big stretch to say a group that routinely votes 65-75% for Sanders being excluded is actually a good thing for him. It helped in a very quirky state like Oklahoma that has massive amounts of Dixiecrats who wanted to vote for Trump. It may help him a bit in Western PA, but certainly not enough to counteract the massive margin he'd inevitably get among indies.

You could very well be right, but we'll have to see. You know when the registration deadline is in PA?

In 5 days.

If Mahoning county, OH was any indication, Clinton will carry Lackawana and Allegheny counties, PA in the primary. She will rout Sanders in Philly. Some Dixiecrats in the West (if they even vote or haven't switched to Republicans yet) will hardly be enough to carry the state for Sanders.

[Gass3268]

It's always 30 days before the election in Pennsylvania.

If Bernie couldn't win an open primary in OH, it's very unlikely he'd win a closed primary in PA.

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Will be interesting to see what happens in Western PA.

That sounds extremely unlikely to me. It's an awfully big stretch to say a group that routinely votes 65-75% for Sanders being excluded is actually a good thing for him. It helped in a very quirky state like Oklahoma that has massive amounts of Dixiecrats who wanted to vote for Trump. It may help him a bit in Western PA, but certainly not enough to counteract the massive margin he'd inevitably get among indies.

You could very well be right, but we'll have to see. You know when the registration deadline is in PA?

In 5 days.

If Mahoning county, OH was any indication, Clinton will carry Lackawana and Allegheny counties, PA in the primary. She will rout Sanders in Philly. Some Dixiecrats in the West (if they even vote or haven't switched to Republicans yet) will hardly be enough to carry the state for Sanders.

If Bernie couldn't win an open primary in OH, it's very unlikely he'd win a closed primary in PA.

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Will be interesting to see what happens in Western PA.

That sounds extremely unlikely to me. It's an awfully big stretch to say a group that routinely votes 65-75% for Sanders being excluded is actually a good thing for him. It helped in a very quirky state like Oklahoma that has massive amounts of Dixiecrats who wanted to vote for Trump. It may help him a bit in Western PA, but certainly not enough to counteract the massive margin he'd inevitably get among indies.

You could very well be right, but we'll have to see. You know when the registration deadline is in PA?

It's the 28th.

Thank you!

[Landslide Lyndon]

Yeah, I'm sure if Sanders' campaign had to choose between an open and a closed primary in Pennsylvania they would take the latter because they would win the redneck vote.

[ProgressiveCanadian]

Sanders won't do any better in NY than he did last night in AZ. It's also a closed primary with more non-white voters, and just so happens to be Clinton's home state.

Isn't Illinois her home state?

[Holmes]

Sanders won't do any better in NY than he did last night in AZ. It's also a closed primary with more non-white voters, and just so happens to be Clinton's home state.

Isn't Illinois her home state?

No? She was Senator from New York, she lives there... just because she was born in Illinois doesn't make that her home state.

[IceSpear]

Sanders won't do any better in NY than he did last night in AZ. It's also a closed primary with more non-white voters, and just so happens to be Clinton's home state.

Isn't Illinois her home state?

Where is this trend coming from of people referring to where someone was born as their "home state"? Literally nobody cares where you were born. Is Kasich's home state PA? Is Cruz's home state Alberta?

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

^^

Hillary's home states:

IL: 1947-1974
AR: 1974-2000
NY: 2000-Present

[ProgressiveCanadian]

^^

Hillary's home states:

IL: 1947-1974
AR: 1974-2000
NY: 2000-Present

Romney 2.0.

[Holmes]

^^

Hillary's home states:

IL: 1947-1974
AR: 1974-2000
NY: 2000-Present

Romney 2.0.

Ooh, the shade. Drag her!

[Gass3268]

Sanders won't do any better in NY than he did last night in AZ. It's also a closed primary with more non-white voters, and just so happens to be Clinton's home state.

Isn't Illinois her home state?

Is Cruz's home state Alberta?

Yes

[IceSpear]

99% is now in in Utah, and guess what...

#Sandersunder80
#Hillaryover20

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

99% is now in in Utah, and guess what...

#Sandersunder80
#Hillaryover20

That 1% left includes all of three small counties that are very lazy, plus the rest of Millard County.

[RI]

Is Cruz's home state Alberta?

Yes. Yes, it is.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

Sanders won 100% of the vote in Clark County. Has that happened anywhere else?

I think Hillary did it in one or two counties in Nebraska. Not sure about Sanders.

Hillary won all 9 votes from Hayes County, NE and all 1 vote from Thomas County, NE.

As far as I can tell, Clark County, ID was Sanders's first 100% county.

[yourelection]

The night started out looking like another strong win for Hillary. As things went on Sanders racked up substantial wins in the caucus states. He also netted the most delegates. Still remains a good 300 pledged delegates behind Clinton, though.

More at: http://www.yourelection.net/2016/03/march-22-arizona-primary/