The Bernie Bros.' votes

[On Fleek]

13,703,406 people voted for Senator Sanders in the primaries and caucuses.
How many of them do you think will...

• vote for Clinton?
• vote for Trump?
• vote for Stein?
• vote for Johnson?
• vote for McMullin?
• vote for other?
• not vote? (in protest)
• not vote? (for other reasons)

[‼realJohnEwards‼]

60-5-10-10-1 (but ~15 in Utah)-1-8-5

[Confused Democrat]

85-2-5-5-1-1-1

[Speed of Sound]

85-2-5-5-1-1-1

I'd fiddle with these numbers a bit (Stein>Johnson, maybe Trump or no-vote up to 3), but I think that's pretty close.

[Mr. Morden]

Incidentally, has anyone ever run the numbers on what fraction of presidential primary voters end up not voting in the general election?  Not Sanders voters specifically, since the general election this year hasn't happened yet.  But what is the recent historical average on primary voters who don't show up for the GE?  I'd assume that for candidates who win the nomination, their primary voters are almost all going to show up for the GE.  But for the voters for losing candidates, some of them are not going to vote in the GE, but I really have no clue how many.  That info has got to exist somewhere though, since who voted in both the primaries and general is generally public info.

[Pyro]

60-5-10-10-1 (but ~15 in Utah)-1-8-5

Seems about right. Maybe slightly more Clinton votes/less Trump.

[Lolasknives]

Over 90% will vote for her because they have nothing in common with a racist maniac. The others will stay home or go third party. They're the ones who get spit in the face if the poor babies ever mention in public how they "just couldn't bear to vote for her. She's a criminal, ya know. Would Drumpf really be that bad? They're both the same!"

These children have a hundred sickening excuses, and none of them are valid.

[Kleine Scheiße]

Clinton: 75%
Trump: 5%
Stein: 9%
Johnson: 3%
McMullin: >1%
Other/Write-in: >1%
Not vote in protest: 2%
Not vote for other reasons: 5%