Democratic Acela Corridor Tuesday results thread (all polls close at 8pm ET)

[Crumpets]

Sanders winning Philadelphia County! Looks like it's over. :/

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Where is the vote still out in CT?

88% of the state

[yourelection]

28% in for the DE primary with Clinton well in the lead.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

CT is OBNOXIOUSLY close.

[Pyro]

Huh.
Wait, so even if Sanders were to somehow win CT, PA, and RI, would it change anything?

[Adam Griffin]

Huh. CNN hasn't called DE for Hillary, but MSNBC called it about 10 minutes ago.

CNN usually is the last one to make a call on any state not called when the polls close. I'm not sure what has stigmatized them; certainly not that AWFUL exit poll call, since this has been their track record during the entire primary.

[RI]

Sanders pulls ahead in CT

[BundouYMB]

As Benchmark Politics pointed out on twitter the Sanders areas are reporting much faster than the Clinton areas (20~% reporting in most big Sanders' counties, 5~% reporting in most big Clinton counties.) Explains why it's close right now.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Bernie probably gets 9 or 10 of Delaware's 21 delegates.

[Dr. Arch]

What is happening?

[The Free North]

Sanders pulls ahead in CT

Hillary has it locked up. Too many votes out in Hartford, Fairfield County, Bridgeport, and New Haven suburbs to make up the difference. Rural vote disproportionately in.

[Adam Griffin]

Huh.
Wait, so even if Sanders were to somehow win CT, PA, and RI, would it change anything?

If the margins are large enough for him, then it might result in a net gain in delegates. The main problem is MD: it has the second-largest number of delegates in tonight's contests and the electorate is nearly half-black, so you do the math.

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cnn - clinton wins de

[Gass3268]

Sanders up in Philly!

Also Maryland won't release results until after the polls close in Baltimore at 9pm. I imagine we could get dump of votes at 9.

[Baki]

PA 2%

Clinton - 53
Sanders - 47

[Dr. Arch]

Sanders up in Philly!

Also Maryland won't release results until after the polls close in Baltimore at 9pm. I imagine we could get dump of votes at 9.

You guys think you're so cool, huh?

[KingSweden]

I actually feel bad for Bernie.

Why?  Did anyone expect him to do as well as he did?  He had to have the perfect storm to even have a chance.  This was not some crapshoot.

Well certain Bernie news outlets *cough cough TYT* have been feeding the kids with the info that Bernie was the favorite...so you can understand the distorted expectations.

Quite a ridiculous assessment by them at any point if that is true.

(yes... that's right!  I support Bernie and don't watch TYT!)

Wear that as a badge of honor.

[Dr. Arch]

Wait, what just happened in DE!?

[Illiniwek]

Wait, what just happened in DE!?

The rural south came in

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Wait, what just happened in DE!?

The rural south came in

Bernie had a 81-16 lead in Sussex for a bit.

[Dr. Arch]

Wait, what just happened in DE!?

The rural south came in

Seems like there was a glitch of some sort.

[Adam Griffin]

Huh.
Wait, so even if Sanders were to somehow win CT, PA, and RI, would it change anything?

If the margins are large enough for him, then it might result in a net gain in delegates. The main problem is MD: it has the second-largest number of delegates in tonight's contests and the electorate is nearly half-black, so you do the math.

Just an example (I actually think MD will be stronger for Clinton):

[Baki]

PA

58-42 for Clinton

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Deleware called for Hillary, but Bernie should still get 9 or 10 of the 21 delegates.

[Gass3268]

Sanders is doing well in Northern Rhode Island.