Democratic Nevada Caucus results thread (entrance poll @2pm ET)

[Maxwell]

I'd rather be Clinton right now than Sanders - Most Sanders favorable counties are 50%+ in, Clark County remains only 33% in.

[Joe Republic]

I left a few mins ago, btw

How did it end up?

My precinct was 39-31 to Bernie, so 8 delegates to 7.

The other precinct in the same room was 23-22 to Hillary, so 4 delegates to 3.

[Zanas]

Does anyone have a CNN livestream? The official site won't work because I'm not an American.

Looking it here : http://www.zahitvstation.com/watch-cnn-usa-live

[Mike Thick]

LOL DDHQ has Clinton up by 35%

EDIT: And it's back to a close race again. Seeing Clinton at 68% was pretty LOL though

[emailking]

Dumbass college students getting in a live argument on CNN.

Chill dude. It is a way more informed and intelligent discussion about politics than most people would have, if they even cared.

Sorry, but when I want to listen to people yelling at each other but saying nothing, I come here and join in myself. I don't want to see it on CNN.

Then turn it off. You have no business name-calling them behind their backs, here or anywhere.

Uh, wtf? If these people are on live tv then everybody has the right to talk about them in whatever way they want.

A legal right, sure.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

[Long post]

You've also been suggesting that what happens with the demographics in one state will make or break a candidate's chances of winning the nomination. Except we're seeing that the numbers are not set in stone, and that there's some fluidity: Hillary can do worse than expected with Latinos, but she can also do better than expected with whites. And there's nothing to say that the patterns will completely repeat themselves elsewhere.

[DavidB.]

Does anyone have a CNN livestream? The official site won't work because I'm not an American.

Looking it here : http://www.zahitvstation.com/watch-cnn-usa-live

Thank you very much!

[DavidB.]

Dumbass college students getting in a live argument on CNN.

Chill dude. It is a way more informed and intelligent discussion about politics than most people would have, if they even cared.

Sorry, but when I want to listen to people yelling at each other but saying nothing, I come here and join in myself. I don't want to see it on CNN.

Then turn it off. You have no business name-calling them behind their backs, here or anywhere.

Uh, wtf? If these people are on live tv then everybody has the right to talk about them in whatever way they want.

A legal right, sure.

A moral right too. Why wouldn't one have the moral right to criticize people on tv?

[Lyin' Steve]

PredictIt now rolling 90% Hillary, 12% Sanders.
CNN is pretty determined to make this a win for Bernie though, even though it's starting to not even be that close anymore.  Clinton is a solid +3.5 now

[Catholics vs. Convicts]

"BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!: NBC News now projects that Clinton....Hillary Clinton....has a slight lead. But...its too close to call..."

Seriously? I HATE how news networks yell BREAKING NEWS all day long when there is nothing new to report.

[emailking]

Dumbass college students getting in a live argument on CNN.

Chill dude. It is a way more informed and intelligent discussion about politics than most people would have, if they even cared.

Sorry, but when I want to listen to people yelling at each other but saying nothing, I come here and join in myself. I don't want to see it on CNN.

Then turn it off. You have no business name-calling them behind their backs, here or anywhere.

Uh, wtf? If these people are on live tv then everybody has the right to talk about them in whatever way they want.

A legal right, sure.

A moral right too. Why wouldn't one have the moral right to criticize people on tv?

He called them dumbasses. That goes beyond simple criticism. They didn't try to get on TV. They decided not to run away when they were filmed.

[Lyin' Steve]

CNN with another Bernie-spinning pundit on.
I don't think they've had anyone say a nice thing about Hillary all day long.
They also have their one camera at a caucus site at a university, which of course is dramatically for Sanders, and the woman just makes fun of the Clinton camp.  "Very lonely over there"

[IceSpear]

PredictIt now rolling 90% Hillary, 12% Sanders.
CNN is pretty determined to make this a win for Bernie though, even though it's starting to not even be that close anymore.  Clinton is a solid +3.5 now

According to the media, Bernie doing better than the ~5% he polled at in 2014 is automatically a win for him.

[politicallefty]

I left a few mins ago, btw

How did it end up?

My precinct was 39-31 to Bernie, so 8 delegates to 7.

The other precinct in the same room was 23-22 to Hillary, so 4 delegates to 3.

Obviously that's a small sample, but what would you say was the demographic make-up of your precinct?

[Landslide Lyndon]

"BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!: NBC News now projects that Clinton....Hillary Clinton....has a slight lead. But...its too close to call..."

Seriously? I HATE how news networks yell BREAKING NEWS all day long when there is nothing new to report.

Seriously, I only watch twitter and Atlas. No more TV coverage for me.

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

CNN really wants Bernie to win.

[Helsinkian]

CNN with another Bernie-spinning pundit on.
I don't think they've had anyone say a nice thing about Hillary all day long.
They also have their one camera at a caucus site at a university, which of course is dramatically for Sanders, and the woman just makes fun of the Clinton camp.  "Very lonely over there"

The media has an interest in keeping the horse-race tight in order to attract more viewers.

[DavidB.]

He called them dumbasses. That goes beyond simple criticism. They didn't try to get on TV. They decided not to run away when they were filmed.

Hmmm, that last point is fair. It's probably rude and unwarranted. But still I think everyone has the "moral right" to criticize everyone on tv.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

I left a few mins ago, btw

How did it end up?

My precinct was 39-31 to Bernie, so 8 delegates to 7.

The other precinct in the same room was 23-22 to Hillary, so 4 delegates to 3.

Did your registration ever get checked? Also, what general part of NV are you in?

[Asian Nazi]

The media has an interest in keeping the horse-race tight in order to attract more viewers.

Well that and they hate Hillary Clinton.

[muon2]

I left a few mins ago, btw

How did it end up?

My precinct was 39-31 to Bernie, so 8 delegates to 7.

The other precinct in the same room was 23-22 to Hillary, so 4 delegates to 3.

That's what makes caucus counting delegates important. Though Sanders had more votes in total, the way they split made it even in delegates. If I shifted two votes to Clinton in Joe's precinct, and two votes to Sanders in the other precinct, then Sanders comes out with a net two delegate margin, instead of even.

[emailking]

He called them dumbasses. That goes beyond simple criticism. They didn't try to get on TV. They decided not to run away when they were filmed.

Hmmm, that last point is fair. It's probably rude and unwarranted. But still I think everyone has the "moral right" to criticize everyone on tv.

You're mischarcterizing what I actually said. I didn't say he didn't have the right to criticize them. I said he had no business name-calling them.

[ProudModerate2]

Screw you all, I'm going to bed.

Bed ??
It's not bed time.

[Gass3268]

CNN really wants Bernie to win.

Then put on MSNBC, Chris Matthews is pushing Clinton hard.

[IceSpear]

CNN The entire media really wants Bernie Hillary Clintonto win lose.

Fixed.