Tuesday March 22nd Primaries/Caucuses

[HillaryJtrump]

Looks voter fraud happened in AZ http://usuncut.com/news/arizona-polling-disaster/

[Vynestra]

Sanders will win Utah and Idaho, and they'll both end up about even in delegates for the night.

That's a win for Hillary if she ties his delegates.

Every contest she holds off his advances, is another contest closer to the nomination.

Once again -- Clinton wins the big states, Sanders wins the small.

He needs a huge win in Washington and Wisconsin to really get the momentum into NY/PA, unfortunately those are really Clinton County and that's where this long primary will finally truly end. (except for the people who think Sanders will make up all his delegates in CA, lol)

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67% 30% now.

And now it's 70% 28%.

[HillaryJtrump]

idaho 81% Sanders 19% Clintion

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Sanders will win Utah and Idaho, and they'll both end up about even in delegates for the night.

That's a win for Hillary if she ties his delegates.

Every contest she holds off his advances, is another contest closer to the nomination.

Once again -- Clinton wins the big states, Sanders wins the small.

He needs a huge win in Washington and Wisconsin to really get the momentum into NY/PA, unfortunately those are really Clinton County and that's where this long primary will finally truly end. (except for the people who think Sanders will make up all his delegates in CA, lol)

i live in WA he is leading in the polls here. Hopefully he wins Cali

[Vynestra]

idaho 81% Sanders 19% Clintion

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i live in WA he is leading in the polls here

Sure but he needs 70-30 landslides, not 55-45. He needs BIG wins.

And that only starts nibbling at the giant 330 + delegate lead Clinton has.

He needs 65-35 NY 65-35 PA 65-35 NJ 65-35 MD 60-40 CA

And that's just not reasonable.

Washington and Wisconsin will probably be the largest states he carries. It all depends on the margins too.

[Biotec]

idaho 81% Sanders 19% Clintion

Bernie does well amongst potato-Americans

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And now it's 70% 28%.

Up to 75% 24%.

As they said on TYT though, Utah is an open primary, Arizona closed.

[HillaryJtrump]

All I am gonna say that fat bitch is not warming up in the back to hit the high note yet.

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Up to 75% 24%.

As they said on TYT though, Utah is an open primary, Arizona closed.

Cali is closed primary

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Cali is closed primary

So is New York, unfortunately.

Well... That means Sanders should run as an independent candidate.

[HillaryJtrump]

So is New York, unfortunately.

Well... That means Sanders should run as an independent candidate.

It might be cool to see Clinton vs Trump and a 3rd party wins

[Matchles]

So is New York, unfortunately.

Well... That means Sanders should run as an independent candidate.

He already pledged not to. That would take away his strongest asset, his trustworthiness

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California is a "modified-closed" primary.

Modified-closed presidential primary - the party also allows voters who did not state a party preference to vote for that party's presidential nominee.

Good news for Sanders, then.

NY Times locked Utah for Sanders at 75% with 11% tallied.

[Fugus]

So is New York, unfortunately.

Well... That means Sanders should run as an independent candidate.

As soon as the system is changed to allow independents a decent chance of winning, I would love that. But till the system itself is changed to encourage that and allowing more parties in, that isn't a realistic option.

As it stands, George Washington was the ONLY politically unaffiliated president to win and the system is setup so that it naturally widdles down to two parties overtime, so even if you managed to created a viable 3rd party, it would just end up eating one of the other two over time or being eaten itself.

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Idaho called for Sanders on politico.

As soon as the system is changed to allow independents a decent chance of winning, I would love that. But till the system itself is changed to encourage that and allowing more parties in, that isn't a realistic option.

Sure, but, Hillary needs independents to beat Trump. She doesn't have them, though. She also doesn't have all Sanders supporters. Doesn't look good for Democrats if she's the nominee.

[Drekker17]

All I am gonna say that fat bitch is not warming up in the back to hit the high note yet.

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Cali is closed primary

Cali is semi-closed so independents can vote.

[HillaryJtrump]

Cali is semi-closed so independents can vote.

Woot !

Slash 10

[Fugus]

Idaho called for Sanders on politico.



Sure, but, Hillary needs independents to beat Trump. She doesn't have them, though. She also doesn't have all Sanders supporters. Doesn't look good for Democrats if she's the nominee.

Which was the whole reason I proposed my very likely hypothetical on page one.

The DNC would rather gamble and risk losing with Hillary than take the sure thing with Sanders as Hillary is status quo and will play ball while Sanders would actually try to fix shit.

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Will be interesting to see how the situation in Arizona gets settled.

[Garnier Fructis]

So is New York, unfortunately.

Well... That means Sanders should run as an independent candidate.

I think I'd lose all respect for Sanders if he made it that much easier for a Republican to win the election.

[Matchles]

Will be interesting to see how the situation in Arizona gets settled.

What needs to be settled? The state sets the rules and polling places. They had early voting.