CA-SEN 2018: What would a Feinstein-Eisen runoff look like?
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« Reply #25 on: April 19, 2017, 10:16:53 PM »

I can't see conservatives voting for anyone to the left of Feinstein. I think most Republicans would stay home or hold their nose and vote for Feinstein only because the other candidate is to Feinstein's left.
Conservatives in West Virginia voted for Bernie Sanders by virtue of him not being Hillary Clinton.
But I'm talking about a general election, which actually puts a candidate into office. Would those WV voters have voted for Bernie had he won the nomination, or would they still have voted for the GOP nominee? I mean you would actually vote for 311's singer over Feinstein. Huh
No, I'm willing to bet around half of Bernie's WV primary voters would've voted for the Republican nominee even if Bernie was the Democratic nominee.
Had those conservative Democrats not voted in the WV primary, Would Hillary Clinton have won the state's Democratic primary?
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« Reply #26 on: April 20, 2017, 10:58:22 AM »

I can't see conservatives voting for anyone to the left of Feinstein. I think most Republicans would stay home or hold their nose and vote for Feinstein only because the other candidate is to Feinstein's left.
Conservatives in West Virginia voted for Bernie Sanders by virtue of him not being Hillary Clinton.
But I'm talking about a general election, which actually puts a candidate into office. Would those WV voters have voted for Bernie had he won the nomination, or would they still have voted for the GOP nominee? I mean you would actually vote for 311's singer over Feinstein. Huh
No, I'm willing to bet around half of Bernie's WV primary voters would've voted for the Republican nominee even if Bernie was the Democratic nominee.
Had those conservative Democrats not voted in the WV primary, Would Hillary Clinton have won the state's Democratic primary?
No, because West Virginia liberals were predisposed to Bernie's populism in the first place.
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