Democratic Bayou/Cauci Saturday election results thread (first results @4pm ET?)

[yourelection]

Sanders wins in Kansas and Nebraska. These are states that the Democrates usually do not win in the general election. So what does this mean for Sanders?

[yourelection]

Hillary wins another southern state. Sanders win two. What will be the net win in delegates, though?

[yourelection]

HILLARY STOP USING THAT LINE

YOU ALWAYS USE THAT LINE

I would rather listen to Wolf Blitzer reading decimal points than listen to Hillary's high pitched screech.

It seems CNN thinks the same

[yourelection]

Atlas: Bernie Sanders won 2 of 3??? Nope nope should of done better terrible nighttt.

What did Sanders really accomplish tonight? Winning a state is not much of an accomplishment, due to the proportional allocation of delegates. It is the size of the win and the amount of delegates at stake. A close win in Nebraska is not the same as a big win in LA.

[yourelection]

I don't see any clear winner of the "Supery Saturday" elections. Clinton will end up with a plus on pledged candidates. Sanders can boast of winning two states. Neither should see any gain in momentum. The outcome in Michigan could be more telling.

More at: http://www.yourelection.net/2016/03/super-saturday-2016/