Democratic Nevada Caucus results thread (entrance poll @2pm ET)

[Mehmentum]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

lol, what?

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

WAT

[Joe Republic]

One of the "organizers" (lol) realized that the cafeteria had two precincts jumbled together, so just made both groups split into four (not including the three undecided people at the back of the room).

[KingSweden]

I'm glad I live in a primary state. Don't have to waste my time caucusing!

Fun story - my dad went to the GOP caucus across the street from his house in 2012 and somehow got roped into being a delegate to the King County GOP convention a few weeks later, which took eight hours to decide... nothing.

His reaction? "The whole experience definitely impressed upon me the efficiency of a primary system."

[Asian Nazi]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

LOL

[Gass3268]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

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Joe Republic's descriptions of his caucus site sound exactly like what I expect Nevada to be like.

Imagine a Caucus in Florida....with Floridians, thank God we have a primary

Truth

Imagine the Texas GOP caucus.

Even worse... Alabama.

[The Free North]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

If thats true, that is absolutely incredible.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Joe Republic's descriptions of his caucus site sound exactly like what I expect Nevada to be like.

Imagine a Caucus in Florida....with Floridians, thank God we have a primary

Truth

Imagine the Texas GOP caucus.

Go back in 2008 and read about the Texas Dem caucuses to see what a disaster looks like.

[indysaff]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

That can't be right.

[Xing]

Looks like the CNN entrance polls are shifting in Sanders' favor.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Link to the Decision Desk HQ website:

http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/nevada-democratic-caucus/

Oh God not that site again.

[Tender Branson]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

The Black moms and grandmommas in SC are next ...

[DavidB.]

CNN saying that Sanders is winning latinos by 11 points.

Very nice.

[Gass3268]

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God bless those kids.

[Asian Nazi]

I'm glad I live in a primary state. Don't have to waste my time caucusing!

Fun story - my dad went to the GOP caucus across the street from his house in 2012 and somehow got roped into being a delegate to the King County GOP convention a few weeks later, which took eight hours to decide... nothing.

His reaction? "The whole experience definitely impressed upon me the efficiency of a primary system."

Didn't the WA GOP switch from caucus to primary for determining delegates this year?

[Zanas]

These entrance polls have a margin of error of like 10%.

Well, no actually. First sample was 379, 5.0 MoE. Now they have a larger sample of 627, MoE of 3.9. It could be a little more trustworthy, though not much.

[Mehmentum]

Yep, it looks like Sanders is ahead in the exit poll by like 2 points now.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

SO is Bernie or Hillary leading? OH RIGHT WE CAN'T TELL

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A Sanders win just keeps getting more likely.

[KingSweden]

I'm glad I live in a primary state. Don't have to waste my time caucusing!

Fun story - my dad went to the GOP caucus across the street from his house in 2012 and somehow got roped into being a delegate to the King County GOP convention a few weeks later, which took eight hours to decide... nothing.

His reaction? "The whole experience definitely impressed upon me the efficiency of a primary system."

Didn't the WA GOP switch from caucus to primary for determining delegates this year?

I believe so. I hope so.

[Torie]

It looks like Hillary is headed for a thumping. High turnout, low black turnout, losing Hispanics, liberals up from 45% last time to 70% this time, lots of young people, you name it. She might be lucky to lose by only 10 points.

[RI]

I'm glad I live in a primary state. Don't have to waste my time caucusing!

Fun story - my dad went to the GOP caucus across the street from his house in 2012 and somehow got roped into being a delegate to the King County GOP convention a few weeks later, which took eight hours to decide... nothing.

His reaction? "The whole experience definitely impressed upon me the efficiency of a primary system."

Didn't the WA GOP switch from caucus to primary for determining delegates this year?

Yes they did.

[muon2]

Fox reports women 56-41% for Clinton in their entrance poll, union 56-43% for Clinton, first-timers 54-43% Sanders, under 45 76-20% Sanders.