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 SCHEDULE 2:30 AM ET on March 15 (6:30 PM Chamorro Time), the Northern Marianas caucuses begin 4 AM ET (8 PM Chamorro Time), polls close in Northern Mariana Islands 6:30 AM ET, the North Carolina and Ohio primaries begin 7 AM ET (7 CST), the Florida, Missouri and Illinois contests begin 7 PM ET, polls close in Florida (technically an hour after this because of counties in central time, so they might not release results until then) 7:30 PM ET , polls close in North Carolina and Ohio 8 PM ET, polls close in Illinois and Missouri WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS? These streaming sites often show the cable networks, which will be covering it. http://www.stream2watch.co/live-tv/us/ (most reliable, but with annoying click-past ads) http://www.livenewschat.eu/ http://www.hulkusc.com/ Might also be coverage, especially of candidate speeches, on http://www.c-span.org/ RESULTS http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/ Some sources might not have results immediately. Feel free to suggest others. IRC https://client00.chat.mibbit.com/?server=EU.synirc.net%3A%2B7001&channel=%23Poligoon DELEGATES AT STAKE Florida: 99 WINNER-TAKE-ALL Illinois: 69 12 statewide winner-take all, plus 54 district delegates from direct "loophole" elections. This means there could be uncommitted delegates. Missouri: 52 50% absolute winner-take-all trigger, otherwise each district is its own winner-take-all category, as is statewide for the remaining 12 delegates Northern Marianas: 9 with 3 going to the statewide winner and 6 directly elected, meaning they could be uncommitted North Carolina: 40 fully proportional, with district delegates received based on the statewide vote, so individual district votes don't matter Ohio: 40 WINNER-TAKE-ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
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Ban OP for not making any Ides of March references.
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I'm going to talk about the Democratic Threesday in this thread too and there's nothing you can do to stop me. 
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XboxPants posted:I'm going to talk about the Democratic Threesday in this thread too and there's nothing you can do to stop me. martin o'malley will make a great president
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so if trump wins ohio does that mean the general election starts on wednesday
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baw posted:so if trump wins ohio does that mean the general election starts on wednesday For trump, yeah, p much
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baw posted:so if trump wins ohio does that mean the general election starts on wednesday it means mitt romney's general election independent campaign starts, yes
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Please nothing stop the possibility of a TRUMP/Carson ticket....
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Pinterest Mom posted:it means mitt romney's general election independent campaign starts, yes Mittens can't save us from the fascists soon enough.
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SNAKES N CAKES posted:Ban OP for not making any Ides of March references. seriously wth this was your one chance and you blew it op
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yeah gas thread start over i mean all i could think of would be "a dying rubio gasps 'et tu romné?" but that's better than nothing
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A protester proclaims,"Why this is violence!" as he is roughly grabbed by a mob of knife-wielding Trump supporters. "I'm not aware of that," replies Trump from his podium,"If it was I'd certainly not endorse it. You know the police in this country get a raw deal. They're great guys. Just tremendous."
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I am literally equally excited for these results as I was for general election night 2008. Come on baby, give me a big Trump win in Florida. Send this loving miserable Republican party to hell.
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dorkasaurus_rex posted:I am literally equally excited for these results as I was for general election night 2008. He's almost definitely going to win FL but to send them truly to hell he needs Ohio too imo.
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zen death robot posted:OP forgot the democratic candidates again who cares about them anyway
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Trump takes Florida, North Carolina, Illinois, and barely edges Cruz in Missouri. Kasich takes Ohio by a decent margin. Cruz gets a bunch of delegates due to taking a lot of rural districts and getting quite close in 3 states. The dance continues even as the minute hand clicks another slot closer to midnight. The Trumpening is nearly upon us.
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CNN supposedly said 55% of early voters in the Ohio primary are independents and Democrats. High non-Republican turnout has historically been good for Trump but could be bad this time because they're voting "strategically." Scare quotes because if you're a real strategic liberal you want nominee Trump.
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baw posted:so if trump wins ohio does that mean the general election starts on wednesday DaveWoo posted:For trump, yeah, p much
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fade5 posted:Ohio is basically going to determine what happens going forward. If Trump wins Ohio, he's the nominee. If Kasich win Ohio, things get really interesting, especially when Rubio loses Florida.Yes I said when, not if. *Nodding.*
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fade5 posted:Ohio is basically going to determine what happens going forward. If Trump wins Ohio, he's the nominee. If Kasich win Ohio, things get really interesting, especially when Rubio loses Florida.Yes I said when, not if. It's not that clear even if Trump wins OH
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My prediction is they'll say Ohio is too early to call at closing time. But Kasich will probably take it by a couple points.
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Kasich Ohio by 7 Trump FL by 18 Trump NC by 9 Trump MO by 5 Trump IL by 6
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Pinterest Mom posted:it means mitt romney's general election independent campaign starts, yes We can't have possibly done enough good deeds in this and previous lives in order to have it happen
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Jewel Repetition posted:CNN supposedly said 55% of early voters in the Ohio primary are independents and Democrats. High non-Republican turnout has historically been good for Trump but could be bad this time because they're voting "strategically." Scare quotes because if you're a real strategic liberal you want nominee Trump. only if you're sure that clinton won't get indicted/die/be dumb before november. it's like playing with fire. plus the whole enabling of his american-flavored fascism.
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axeil posted:only if you're sure that clinton won't get indicted/die/be dumb before november. it's like playing with fire. plus the whole enabling of his american-flavored fascism. There's the long-term outlook that if Trump wins and starts the Trumpenreich that toxicity would swing the country farther to the left in response. Or that some people just want to watch the world burn.
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Tomorrow night will be a good and fun night. Sanders wins all, but NC and FL. Trump wins everything.
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So is Ohio like the Alamo for the Republicans and Trump is Santa Anna?
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Bernie wins OH, IL, and MO by small margins, Hillary still increases her delegate lead anyways by huge wins in NC and FL
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Amused to Death posted:Bernie wins OH, IL, and MO by small margins, Hillary still increases her delegate lead anyways by huge wins in NC and FL Well yeah this is most likely the case. Best case scenario is Bernie only 10 points down in FL and NC and getting 5 point wins in the rest. It'd be a delegate loss for Bernie but would be a moral win and reason enough to keep going (in a serious way). Here's hoping!
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Kasich Ohio by 7 MO and IL are hopefully going to be fun races tomorrow
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Jewel Repetition posted:CNN supposedly said 55% of early voters in the Ohio primary are independents and Democrats. High non-Republican turnout has historically been good for Trump but could be bad this time because they're voting "strategically." Scare quotes because if you're a real strategic liberal you want nominee Trump. I'm pretty sure a brokered convention is going to end the GOP just as spectacularly. Their choices: A) Give it to trump anyway, which is just as bad as trump winning outright B) Give it to not trump, which will cause the base to explode. But seriously who's bailing on the Democratic primary, that's hardly in the bag.
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Amused to Death posted:Bernie wins OH, IL, and MO by small margins, Hillary still increases her delegate lead anyways by huge wins in NC and FL This is gonna be the story until the convention, he's not gonna lose in huge amounts but he's also not gonna win by much either, so Clinton continually getting these dunks like FL while he edges a mild win out in smaller areas is gonna constantly keep the math against him but the momentum favoring him staying in, which is honestly probably exactly what he wants at this stage.
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Tatum Girlparts posted:This is gonna be the story until the convention, he's not gonna lose in huge amounts but he's also not gonna win by much either, so Clinton continually getting these dunks like FL while he edges a mild win out in smaller areas is gonna constantly keep the math against him but the momentum favoring him staying in, which is honestly probably exactly what he wants at this stage. Thus keeping young folk who would otherwise gently caress off interested until the general heats up! It's a win-win situation for him.
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Cthulhu Dreams posted:I'm pretty sure a brokered convention is going to end the GOP just as spectacularly. Their choices: It's uh, very much in the bag and has been. That's why I don't follow it.
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Jewel Repetition posted:It's uh, very much in the bag and has been. That's why I don't follow it. In the bag is the wrong choice of words - I guess there is still significant opportunity to influence the policy position of the democratic party by strong turnouts for Sanders. Hillary has already had to move a lot, and it's pretty clear if a stronger candidate than sanders (perhaps Elizabeth Warren) had run things may look very different. So a Democratic party primary vote still has value, unless you don't really agree with Sanders, in which case tactically voting to try and generate a brokered convention in the republican party makes sense I guess.
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