Fuschia tude posted:

He won 84% of the sub-30 vote in Iowa. I'm not sure that Millenials have much to do with him failing.

Shinjobi posted:

Hot take: I would like Bernie Sanders to win convincingly today.

Shear Modulus posted:

Did you not see that bombshell Politico article yesterday?

TROIKA CURES GREEK posted:

Certainly completely destroys the whole "if he loses iowa he lost" that was so popular here.

Spiros posted:

Is this the year voter turnout in the USA is finally not lovely?

Joementum posted:

Joementum posted:

e:f,b

Josh Lyman posted:

Yes, but the CNN reporter said the precinct chair said they would "try" to allow the car people to vote.

The actual people in line, letting them vote was still treated like something novel.

Emanuel Collective posted:

Clinton got nearly 3/5ths of the votes in Seabrook in 08. This is a very bad omen for her

Big Beef City posted:

hmm yes

Fullhouse posted:

I thought the meaningless and terrible charts gag was all played out, but boy you sure showed me!

Sheng-ji Yang posted:

why is this so far ahead of cnn's results

Sheng-ji Yang posted:

argh im antsy, cnn's results have it 51 bernie to 41 hil in the dems, but the decision desk has 57 to 41

pathetic little tramp posted:

What's hilarious is Trump just absolutely destroyed the entire Republican field, leaving all of the worthless fools to wither and die on the side of the road.... and the media narrative is going to be about Kasich's rise.

Sheng-ji Yang posted:

mannerup posted:

who will christie endorse when he drops out?

Montasque posted:

Christie is dropping out tomorrow.

Yep. He showed up, killed Rubio, and is now dropping out.

Grand Theft Autobot posted:

Or, maybe he legitimately believes Rubio is an empty suit baby back bench bitch, which he objectively is.

Joementum posted:

From New Hampshire:

Bernie: 15
Clinton: 9

Those are preliminary numbers and could change once the vote is certified and we get solid counts of each congressional district.

Overall:

Bernie: 36 (21 soft pledged, 15 pledged)
Clinton: 32 (23 soft pledged, 9 pledged)

With superdelegates:

Clinton: 44 (24 soft pledged, 9 pledged, 12 PLEOs)
Bernie: 36 (21 soft pledged, 15 pledged, 0 PLEOs)
Uncommitted: 4 PLEOs

quote:

Despite winning the state by more than 20 percentage points, the best Sanders could manage among registered Democrats was a tie. His large margin came from registered independents who voted in the Democratic primary. You must be a registered Democrat to vote in the Nevada caucus, though you can register as one the day of the election. In 2008, 81 percent of Nevada caucus-goers thought of themselves as Democrats. Just 58 percent of New Hampshire voters on Tuesday thought of themselves as Democrats.

turevidar posted:

This is a completely meaningless metric in NH, everybody registers independent so they can declare a party the day of the primary.

I want to see the relative turnout of each party for the primary and the election. How much of Trump's support yesterday was D voters picking the other ballot to get the max chaos outcome?

The only people who stay registered with a party longer than it takes to fill out a ballot are the absolute die hards and activists.