Who Wins California (D)?

[Frodo]

Since it seems about as close as Indiana was....   

[Xing]

Clinton by single digits.

[President Johnson]

The Hill by single digits.

[RFK Jr.’s Brain Worm]

Clinton by 4-7%

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Clinton 55-45

[TDAS04]

Clinton by upper single digits.

[Holmes]

Hillary by a decent margin. Too many non-whites to remove any fantasy "left coast" advantage Sanders supporters think he has.

[beaver2.0]

Clinton, by far.

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I used to say Hillary, but with the GOP race irrelevant, I think Sanders has a slight edge given his appeal to independent voters.

[All Along The Watchtower]

Obviously Hillary.

[dspNY]

Hillary by a margin similar to the national democratic horse race numbers (unless sanders goes ahead in the national polls)

[IceSpear]

I used to say Hillary, but with the GOP race irrelevant, I think Sanders has a slight edge given his appeal to independent voters.

Independents could never vote in the GOP primary anyway though, since their side is closed.

Anyway, as Reddit told me, Sanders will win by 50+ points.

[RFK Jr.’s Brain Worm]

I used to say Hillary, but with the GOP race irrelevant, I think Sanders has a slight edge given his appeal to independent voters.

Independents could never vote in the GOP primary anyway though, since their side is closed.

Anyway, as Reddit told me, Sanders will win by 50+ points.

Indies could still have registered with the GOP in CA until May 23rd.

[Vega]

Anyway, as Reddit told me, Sanders will win by 50+ points.

Let us whisper of a dream...

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I used to say Hillary, but with the GOP race irrelevant, I think Sanders has a slight edge given his appeal to independent voters.

Independents could never vote in the GOP primary anyway though, since their side is closed.

Anyway, as Reddit told me, Sanders will win by 50+ points.

Don't wake them up just yet. Let poor fellows dream a little longer.

[Figueira]

Probably Clinton, but Sanders has a chance (although anything less than an 80% win will be a loss for him).

[Maxwell]

Clinton by lower double digits or upper single digits. I think she needs to win here to round out the primary season nicely.

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

It'll be very close. Trust me. I believe California is TILT Sanders. Call me crazy but well... If someone ins it'll be by like 4%.

[catographer]

She won an 8 point victory against Obama. I expect her to improve in the Bay Area (like the wealthy white suburbs of CT) and SoCal (like how she improved in AZ). May extend to a 10 point victory. On the flip side, Sanders should improve in rural NorCal, Sierra Nevada region perhaps.

[Holmes]

It'll be very close. Trust me. I believe California is TILT Sanders. Call me crazy but well... If someone ins it'll be by like 4%.

Why? Because San Francisco, Marin and Berkley?

[Mr. Smith]

Clinton.

Sanders' only possible areas are the along the Northern Coast, Yolo, and parts of the Bay Area and maybe the rural North. [think Lassen, Plumas, Siskiyou, Modoc]

That's not going to counter Clinton's sway in SoCal, the technocratic parts of Bay Area, Sacramento, and S.J. Valley

[RFK Jr.’s Brain Worm]

Clinton.

Sanders' only possible areas are the along the Northern Coast, Yolo, and parts of the Bay Area and maybe the rural North. [think Lassen, Plumas, Siskiyou, Modoc]

That's not going to counter Clinton's sway in SoCal, the technocratic parts of Bay Area, Sacramento, and S.J. Valley

The areas that you said will be good for Sanders would barely make up for a loss in one of Clinton's good areas. I would be extremely surprised if Sanders won.

[Eraserhead]

Clinton by 8%-10% probably.