Democratic Wisconsin Primary results thread (polls close at 9pm ET)

[Ronnie]

Hillary can't be dumb enough to go ultra negative here. What's to gain?

She somehow thinks that everyone magically comes together after the convention and votes for the Democratic nominee, no matter how much they disagree with the nominee on their views and the gutter primary campaign they ran.

I'm sorry, but Hillary Clinton is currently winning this election. Even with this great Wisconsin win, she is on a path to garner more pledged delegate than Bernie unless there's a massive upset in New York.

If she goes nuclear on Bernie now, then she's a complete idiot.

CNN has reported that she is going to go Nuclear. Get ready.

Oh my god, it's like she want us to win.

If Sanders can't handle the heat, then he should get out of the kitchen.  He couldn't seriously expect to run without enduring some level of scrutiny.

The issue isn't the heat or even Sanders himself, the issue is the division it creates within the party base.

I really don't think Dems have to worry about that "issue".  Republicans have been at each other's throats since the cycle began, and no matter what happens in Cleveland, the party will be much more noticeably divided than the Democrats after Philadelphia.  And in any case, do you really think the vast majority of Sanders supporters wouldn't vote for Clinton if the alternative is Ted Cruz or Donald Trump?  Honestly, those options should be so petrifying for anyone left of center that she could probably get away with calling him a child molester.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

What's up with Racine being stuck?


Expect Stein to get 3-5% in November due to "Bernie or Bust!" type voters. (Stein got 0.5% in 2012)

[Ronnie]

What's up with Racine being stuck?


Expect Stein to get 3-5% in November due to "Bernie or Bust!" type voters. (Stein got 0.5% in 2012)

Everybody always overestimates third parties in the general.  I give her a 1.5% ceiling, and even that's probably way too high.

[Gass3268]

so did clinton really win 75% of black vote?

They adjusted the exit. She's at 69% now.

That's not bad for Sanders! We'll be able to tell here soon once we get Milwaukee precinct data. 

[Ebsy]

What's up with Racine being stuck?


Expect Stein to get 3-5% in November due to "Bernie or Bust!" type voters. (Stein got 0.5% in 2012)

No one is going to vote for Jill Stein.

[Landslide Lyndon]

At least 15% of Sanders voters skipped the Supreme Court race. One more case where he (and his voters) didn't lift a finger to help a fellow Democrat in a critical race.

[Hammy]

At least 15% of Sanders voters skipped the Supreme Court race. One more case where he (and his voters) didn't lift a finger to help a fellow Democrat in a critical race.

I'm pretty sure that likewise, there were some Clinton voters that voted R in that race. Blame the state party rather than singling out one candidate's supporters.

[IceSpear]

Buffalo County randomly flipped to Hillary. lol

[Landslide Lyndon]

At least 15% of Sanders voters skipped the Supreme Court race. One more case where he (and his voters) didn't lift a finger to help a fellow Democrat in a critical race.

I'm pretty sure that likewise, there were some Clinton voters that voted R in that race. Blame the state party rather than singling out one candidate's supporters.

Any evidence about that?

[Gass3268]

Buffalo County randomly flipped to Hillary. lol

Due to the margin Sanders was winning there and the margin Clinton won it to me feels like there was an AP error like there was in Burnett County for Sanders.

[An American Tail: Fubart Goes West]

I might be wrong, but l'm guessing Clinton only wins 3 counties.

At this point, you're still on track. Nice. Probably two different counties than you were expecting (in addition to Milwaukee County).

[MaxQue]

At least 15% of Sanders voters skipped the Supreme Court race. One more case where he (and his voters) didn't lift a finger to help a fellow Democrat in a critical race.

I'm pretty sure that likewise, there were some Clinton voters that voted R in that race. Blame the state party rather than singling out one candidate's supporters.

Any evidence about that?

Any evidence about your first claim, Tsipias?

[Blair]

In all fairness in 08 after June 5 polls said that 21% of Clinton supporters would go for Mccain-did that happen? No

[Gass3268]

I might be wrong, but l'm guessing Clinton only wins 3 counties.

At this point, you're still on track. Nice. Probably two different counties than you were expecting (in addition to Milwaukee County).

Still watching Racine County. Sanders is only up by about 1% and about 25% of the vote is still out.

[Landslide Lyndon]

At least 15% of Sanders voters skipped the Supreme Court race. One more case where he (and his voters) didn't lift a finger to help a fellow Democrat in a critical race.

I'm pretty sure that likewise, there were some Clinton voters that voted R in that race. Blame the state party rather than singling out one candidate's supporters.

Any evidence about that?

Any evidence about your first claim, Tsipias?

Miles posted it on twitter.
Only 4% of Clinton's voters skipped the Kloppenburg race.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

In all fairness in 08 after June 5 polls said that 21% of Clinton supporters would go for Mccain-did that happen? No

That's always happening during the primary season. Emotions runs high with supporters of each candidate declaring they will either skip the GE or vote for someone else if their opponent wins. But they'll largely come around in November.

[Eraserhead]

What's up with Racine being stuck?


Expect Stein to get 3-5% in November due to "Bernie or Bust!" type voters. (Stein got 0.5% in 2012)

No one is going to vote for Jill Stein.

I am.

[Miles]

Sanders did better than Obama in green, Hillary improved s 08 in red:

[Arthur]

What's up with Racine being stuck?


Expect Stein to get 3-5% in November due to "Bernie or Bust!" type voters. (Stein got 0.5% in 2012)

No one is going to vote for Jill Stein.

I am.

One dude on the internet does not a national campaign make.

[Shadows]

57-43 - A 14% win.

According to Greenpapers, it will be 48-38 - That's 10 Delegates - Not a huge deal, but okay I guess!

The fun part is Clinton lost everywhere bar Milwaukee & there too Sanders got 48%!

[Dr. Arch]

57-43 - A 14% win.

According to Greenpapers, it will be 48-38 - That's 10 Delegates - Not a huge deal, but okay I guess!

The fun part is Clinton lost everywhere bar Milwaukee & there too Sanders got 48%!

Yep! Just saw that. He almost swept the whole state.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Turnout:

R's: 1,101,046 (52.3%)
D's: 1,003,904 (47.7%)

Dems in deep trouble this fall.

[Alcon]

Turnout:

R's: 1,101,046 (52.3%)
D's: 1,003,904 (47.7%)

Dems in deep trouble this fall.

No.

[JerryArkansas]

Turnout:

R's: 1,101,046 (52.3%)
D's: 1,003,904 (47.7%)

Dems in deep trouble this fall.

Just stop idiot.  Get over yourself.

[Gass3268]

Turnout:

R's: 1,101,046 (52.3%)
D's: 1,003,904 (47.7%)

Dems in deep trouble this fall.

Stop.