Who will win on May 10th? (D)

[ElectionsGuy]

3 day poll. Of course the Nebraska race doesn't matter (but seriously, why is it there then?), but it still exists. I think Sanders will win both, but West Virginia under a majority.

[beaver2.0]

Sanders.  WV 63-37, Nebraska 54-46.

[Xing]

Sanders will win both. No idea about the margin in NE, though it'll probably be a bit closer than the caucus results. WV will probably be 50-38 or so for Sanders. WA also has a beauty contest, and there's really no reason for it. It's a waste of money, frankly.

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LOL, there's really a meaningless Nebraska vote? Is Washington also having one?

[Pragmatic Conservative]

West Virginia
Sanders 50%
Clinton 44%
Other 6%

Nebraska
Sanders 50%
Clinton 48%
Other 2%

[Maxwell]

Sanders narrowly in Nebraska, Sanders by a slightly larger margin in West Virignia.

[politicallefty]

The question I have is why do Democrats hold low turnout caucuses in states like Nebraska and Washington when both states are running state-run primaries? That doesn't make any sense at all. I understand why they have caucuses in states that won't fund primaries (although it should at lesat be reformed into at least a quasi-primary system), but what's the excuse here?

I'm thinking Bernie will win WV by about 6-10% (maybe something similar to Oklahoma) and Nebraska by about half that margin.

[catographer]

Everyone on Atlas forum should write a letter to Priebus and Schultz asking for changes to the primary process to make it make more sense. For starters, how about no more money & time wasting beauty contests?

[Kingpoleon]

Nebraska(51-45), West Virginia(55-39)

[JMT]

Sanders wins both

[UWS]

Hello! Nebraska already voted on the Democratic side on March 5 and Bernie Sanders won it with 57.1 % and 15 delegates against 42,9 % and 13 delegates for Hillary Clinton.

[LLR]

Nebraska:
Uncle Bernie 53%
Hillary 44%

West Virginia:
Uncle Bernie: 34%
Hillary: 25%
Random other candidates: 51%

(Bernie beats Judd by 2%)

[Minnesota Mike]

Hello! Nebraska already voted on the Democratic side on March 5 and Bernie Sanders won it with 57.1 % and 15 delegates against 42,9 % and 13 delegates for Hillary Clinton.

As was stated above Nebraska has a beauty contest Democratic Primary along with all their other downballot primaries (Washington state does the same thing). It will be interesting to compare the Primary and caucus results.

BTW one easy reform of the primary process would be to require states like Nebraska, Washington and Idaho that have  state run primaries to use them to allocate delegates.

[President Johnson]

I think Bernard will clinch both states.

[Tender Branson]

WV:

54-46 Sanders

NE:

62-38 Sanders

[ElectionsGuy]

West Virginia: 85.2% Sanders, 14.8% Clinton
Nebraska: 91.7% Sanders, 8.3% Clinton