Democratic Grand Finale Tuesday results thread (1st polls close @8pm ET)

[Wisconsin+17]

Hillary with 2 percent nominal lead in New Mexico.

[john cage bubblegum]

Sanders seems to be doing better than Obama in Eastern SD, so you'd think that when Western SD comes in, the margin will narrow, and SD will be quite close.  I don't think Bernie will totally catch her, but we'll see.

[ElectionsGuy]

Uncommitted at 8.5% in North Dakota. Odd.

[Boston Bread]

What is with data disappearing? Santa Fe now gone.

[Wisconsin+17]

Hillary with about a .7 percent true lead in South Dakota.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Sanders leading in Sioux Falls. Keep an eye on SD.

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He's 1,200 votes behind and 77% of the state is yet to report.

LOL

[Wisconsin+17]

Hillary's true lead back up to 1.5 percent now in South Dakota.

[Wisconsin+17]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

[cinyc]

Pennington just came in for Clinton.

That's probably the early vote, based on the SoS website. The county is very Republican, but I doubt there were only 1600 Democratic votes in the county. 

Meanwhile, the Minnehaha (Sioux Falls) early vote appears to be coming in for Sanders.

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

Sioux Falls and Pierre is most of the state, and we have basically nothing. I still think it's up in the air.

[Gabagool102]

I think, that clinton will win SD but very narrowly. Like >.5

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

Sioux Falls and Pierre is most of the state, and we have basically nothing. I still think it's up in the air.

Most of Hughes county is already in.

[BundouYMB]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

Sioux Falls and Pierre is most of the state, and we have basically nothing. I still think it's up in the air.

46% of the vote is reporting, though. How is that "basically nothing"?

[LLR]

Standing by for CNN Projection: which Dakota are they gonna call?

[Fusionmunster]

Hillary starting to run away with NJ.

[Holmes]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

Not really.

South Dakota messing up the map again!

[Wisconsin+17]

To have a shot at SD, he needs to be within 2 percent at 50 percent in. The margin's twice that, with 46 percent. Could be close if the ballots outstanding are helpful, but he'll fall short.

[Gabagool102]

Standing by for CNN Projection: which Dakota are they gonna call?

They'll call North

[Attorney General, Senator-Elect, & Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

Sioux Falls and Pierre is most of the state, and we have basically nothing. I still think it's up in the air.

46% of the vote is reporting, though. How is that "basically nothing"?

Statewide is 27%. (I stopped trusting AOS months ago and refuse to use them for anything if you're referring to that site)

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

CNN projects Sanders wins ND

[Wisconsin+17]

Hillary pulling away in SD. 54-46. It's over Bernie bros.

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Too bad the other states aren't going to join ND in giving only 25% to Hillary.

[cinyc]

Anybody else want to contest my call of Clinton for SD?

Sioux Falls and Pierre is most of the state, and we have basically nothing. I still think it's up in the air.

Nobody lives in Pierre - well, about 14,000 do, but it's a minimal part of the state's population.  It's the second least populated state capital, behind Montpelier, Vermont.

Sioux Falls is where the votes are, probably followed by Rapid City - though Rapid City might not cast all that many votes in a Democratic primary relative to its population.

[IceSpear]

Too bad the other states aren't going to join ND in giving only 25% to Hillary.

Because the other states are holding real elections.