Mini Tuesday results thread

[ElectionsGuy]

2016 Pledged Delegate Results

ID: Sanders +13
MI: Sanders +4
MS: Clinton +26
MO: Clinton +1
ND: Sanders +8
WA: Sanders +47

Net: Sanders +45

[ElectionsGuy]

These results have me wondering what the 2016 primaries would've looked like if Hillary Clinton had been even a halfway decent candidate.

It was different then. There was this full expectation she would be the nominee early on and then people slowly started realizing her flaws as time went on. Almost everybody back in 2015 and early 2016 thought Hillary was a strong candidate and would pummel Trump in a GE. I don't think primary performance should be linked to general election performance, the priorities of the electorate this time are just different in a way that helps Biden.

[ElectionsGuy]

Let it be known that this map is the moment Bernie Sanders lost.

And with that, Michigan is officially Lean D in November.

Yes, Joe Biden winning 53% of Democrats is surely going to help him win the state as a whole. Let's also not forget he won 81% in Mississippi, I think that puts Mississippi into play am I right?

I'll construct some more faux narratives for you too.

 - Biden winning suburban counties (and especially suburban women) means he's a lock to continue the Democratic trends there.
 - Biden winning rural Trump counties means he'll flip back Obama/Trump voters.
 - Biden winning college towns means he'll turn out the young voters in November.

You can't lose, Biden has no flaws!