Democratic Wisconsin Primary results thread (polls close at 9pm ET)

[Ebsy]

How accurate are exit polls if they're released this early? Genuinely curious. Wouldn't a whole separate demographic be likely to vote in the final few hours than during the work day?

We won't actually get the topeline numbers until polls close at 9 EDT. And those are almost always revised later to better reflect the results. What we get at 5 is some of the crosstabs.

[Ebsy]

First exit polls should be published here: http://www.cbsnews.com/elections/2016/primaries/democrat/wisconsin/exit/

Probably sometimes around 5:30. I couldn't find the normal ABC page for exit polls this time around.

[Ebsy]

lol

[Ebsy]

Good news for both Clinton and Sanders in the exit poll, but on balance, I would say more good news for Sanders.

[Ebsy]

Tonight will probably be further proof that there is no momentum in this race, and that demographics are the only accurate predictor.

[Ebsy]

Benchmark say's it look's like a good night for Sanders and Cruz. I think they're doing some independent exit polling with DDHQ, which admittedly, I wouldn't put a whole lot of trust in. 

Okay then.

[Ebsy]

Would not be surprised in the exit poll is revised.

[Ebsy]

ABC, FOX & others have also given numbers I think - Similar right?

They all use the same exit poll.

[Ebsy]

Clinton's main goal was to prevent a blowout, which she appears to have done. Considering the demographic results here, she's very well positioned going into New York.

[Ebsy]

What's up with Racine being stuck?


Expect Stein to get 3-5% in November due to "Bernie or Bust!" type voters. (Stein got 0.5% in 2012)

No one is going to vote for Jill Stein.