Super Tuesday Results Thread

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Since I won't be around when results actually come in, let me predict some of the reactions...

When Sanders underperforms in a county/state/overall:
"Bernie is done!"
"I knew Bernie was done, you all should have listened to me."
"LOL Bernie!"
"Congrats, nominee Biden!"
"Socialist Bernie Bros owned!"
"If Bernie doesn't drop out tomorrow, he's just dividing the party/helping Trump like he always does!"

When Biden underperforms in a county/state/overall:
"LOL Biden!"
"B-b-b-but muh Biden surge!"
"LOL at Atlas for calling the race for Biden!"
"So much for moderate consolidation!"
"Congrats, nominee Sanders!"
"Biden should drop out and endorse Bloomberg/Warren, it's the only way to stop Bernie."

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Given how Democrats Abroad voted in 2016, this isn’t surprising. Very strong numbers for Warren, though (also not that surprising, to be honest.)

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Damn, I hate the time shift between Europe and America. Will only learn the results tomorrow early in the morning.

Living on the West Coast is actually pretty great.

Only if you are living in the Pacific Northwest , or San Diego


LA and San Fran are way to expensive to live in

Seattle is becoming too expensive for most to live in as well.

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Damn, I hate the time shift between Europe and America. Will only learn the results tomorrow early in the morning.

Living on the West Coast is actually pretty great.

Only if you are living in the Pacific Northwest , or San Diego


LA and San Fran are way to expensive to live in

Seattle is becoming too expensive for most to live in as well.

And why do you think that is so?

I'll give you a hint: It's a six-letter word, and it's not Bernie.

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Damn, I hate the time shift between Europe and America. Will only learn the results tomorrow early in the morning.

Living on the West Coast is actually pretty great.

Only if you are living in the Pacific Northwest , or San Diego


LA and San Fran are way to expensive to live in

Seattle is becoming too expensive for most to live in as well.

And why do you think that is so?

I'll give you a hint: It's a six-letter word, and it's not Bernie.

NIMBYS
(yeah, yeah; I know you think it's Amazon)

Well, to be fair, that works too.

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Yikes, might be an even worse night than I thought.

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Hard to tell a lot from exit polls, but VA looks very bad for Sanders, while NC looks mixed and ME looks pretty good. Not optimistic either way, though.

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Atlas coming to conclusions using a handful of election polls at 5 PM again I see.

It wouldn't be Atlas if this didn't happen.

https://twitter.com/USA_Polling/status/1234972924055965696

Looks like it's actually the Bloomberg Bros we should be complaining about!

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Tennessee extending voting hours because of the tornado:

https://twitter.com/ZekeJMiller/status/1234971425225658369

Maybe we can all agree that this is a good thing?

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Any word on American Samoa?

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Late deciders in Texas:

https://twitter.com/you_trend/status/1234980185541238784

I guess the obvious question is what percentage were late deciders.

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Hopping on for the night! Looking forward to this, and plan to stay up until American Samoa is called.

If you stay up until all of the California results are in, I'll give you a cookie.

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It rained in NoVA today. Take from that what you will.

Congrats to Trump on winning the Virginia Democratic Primary.

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That margin is bad, but not nearly as apocalyptic as I could've imagined. If it's accurate, of course.

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I'm sure someone has pointed this out already, but perhaps the highlight of the night for me is Sanders winning Orange County, and by so much. So much for this county flipping back in 2020.

#OrangeCoLovesSocialism

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The margin in terms of percentage might end a bit under 5% (it might not), but the raw vote margin isn’t going down at all (I think it’s gone slightly up, actually.