Bernie Kasich voters

[SaneDemocrat]

Which counties in the country have a sizeable amount of Kasich voters and Bernie voters. What places did they both do well? Most places where Bernie did well were places where Trump did well in the primary.

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Any non-ultra-elite college town. E.g., Amherst, Ann Arbor, Hanover, Ypsilanti, Kalamazoo, Fitchburg (WI). East Grand Rapids and surroundings. Holland, MI. Parts of Vermont. Parts of DuPage County, IL.

[NOVA Green]

Maybe I am misreading the OP's question, but hard to see how there could be any Bernie/Kasich voters unless individuals were either committing voter fraud in the primaries, or we are talking about write-in votes, where a Kasich primary voter wrote in Bernie, or the other way around....

Am I missing something here???

Even in the latter scenario, this would obviously be a small number of individuals that voted for both, unless we include a individuals from the Great State of Ohio, or extend to Kasich voters in statewide elections in Ohio that voted for Bernie in the '16 Democratic Party primaries.

[Mr. Morden]

Maybe I am misreading the OP's question, but hard to see how there could be any Bernie/Kasich voters unless individuals were either committing voter fraud in the primaries, or we are talking about write-in votes, where a Kasich primary voter wrote in Bernie, or the other way around....

Am I missing something here???

Yes, you are.  The question is about where would we find both a large number of Kasich voters *and* a large number of Sanders voters.  The Kasich and Sanders voters would of course be different people.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Vermont comes to mind. Kasich almost defeated Trump there, and Sanders obviously won too,

[Stranger in a strange land]

- College Towns
- White Liberal Areas
- A bunch of counties in Ohio

[Kingpoleon]

Vermont, New Hampshire, certain parts of Ohio and Minnesota.

I read the OP as asking if there were people undecided between Kasich and Sanders. I saw an interview of four young men on Fox News just before the NH primary. The FN man was going around the restaurant asking people about politics. Of the four young men, two were for Kasich and two were for Sanders. Two older men were undecided between the two, IIRC.

[bagelman]

Also I voted for Kasich in the primaries and would vote for Bernie against Trump/Carson/Cruz/Rubio/Bush/various others.