Democratic Grand Finale Tuesday results thread (1st polls close @8pm ET)

[RI]

If you look at the NM SoS's page, only 28% of precincts statewide are completely reported.

[RI]

Also, Sanders has taken a strong lead in Oglala Lakota County, SD

[RI]

WTF. Why are there always so many errors and changes on these election nights? The vote transferring and reporting process really needs to be cleaned up in some places.

It's mostly just NM that is constantly editing stuff that they reported earlier. That's why the network call took so long, Santa Fe's vote total was jumping around and they had to verify that it wasn't going to suddenly give Sanders a win.

Well, NM isn't actually editing anything, the media just seems to have a hard time differentiating between "precincts partially reported" and "precincts completely reported" which some western states use.

[RI]

Bernie should win Montana. The post-absentee votes are more strongly in his favor than the early vote. Flathead flipped to him, Lewis and Clark will probably flip, and Yellowstone will likely narrow quite a bit.

[RI]

South Dakota has finished counting. Final margin is Clinton 51.03-48.97

[RI]

Also, for any map geeks out there, here's a link to a cool precinct map from Santa Clara county.

http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CA/Santa_Clara/60535/171298/Web01/en/summary.html

Looks like Kasich won several precincts near Stanford.

EDIT: Ventura County has a map here. Looks like Jim Gilmore and "write-ins" both won precincts.

EDIT2: Shasta County here.

[RI]

So basically Bernie won Hollywood, Downtown LA, Koreatown, probably places like Highland Park as well as Studio City, downtown Glendale etc. A little hard to tell from that map of course. Someone have a more detailed precinct map?

Just zoom in here.

[RI]

Sanders won essentially all of Palms, LA, which is fairly diverse (only 38% white) but very young, fairly educated, and fairly dense.