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

[ProudModerate2]

NYT ........

Hillary Clinton    2,848     51.7%
 9 delegates

  Bernie Sanders    2,656     48.2%
 8 delegates

5,508 votes,  52% reporting (896 of 1,714 precincts)

[Landslide Lyndon]

Wow! With almost 2/3 of the vote Clinton is winning Carson City.
Obama carried it by 9 points in 2008.

[MT Treasurer]

Boy, Sanders is going to get crushed in SC.

[Yank2133]

CNN: "The tightness of this race breaks the narrative that Bernie Sanders cannot appeal to a diverse segment of the electorate".

@HagridOfTheDeep

We already knew the media was going to spin it in favor of Bernie even if Hillary won by 10 points. They'd just say she was up by 20-30 a month ago and "blew it." The real problem for Bernie is that if he loses, he'll only have a single win in his back pocket (in his own backyard) while going into hostile territory over the next 2 weeks.

Meh, the narrative will change the minute Clinton blows him out in SC.

[Asian Nazi]

CNN: "The tightness of this race breaks the narrative that Bernie Sanders cannot appeal to a diverse segment of the electorate".

@HagridOfTheDeep

We already knew the media was going to spin it in favor of Bernie even if Hillary won by 10 points. They'd just say she was up by 20-30 a month ago and "blew it." The real problem for Bernie is that if he loses, he'll only have a single win in his back pocket (in his own backyard) while going into hostile territory over the next 2 weeks.

The way the Democrat system works he can survive even while losing states, then a bunch of Sanders-friendly states vote in late March and early April.  This race will almost certainly remain competitive for another couple months regardless of the result tonight.

[Pyro]

All things considered, I think Bernie did well to catch up to ~48%.
Still a solid win for Hillary tonight. Firewall is cracked, though.

[DrScholl]

If these numbers hold, then Gravis will have not been too far off in their numbers.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Fox has called it for Clinton

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Eureka County is finished and Sanders has 86% of the final delegate total XD

[HagridOfTheDeep]

CNN: "The tightness of this race breaks the narrative that Bernie Sanders cannot appeal to a diverse segment of the electorate".

@HagridOfTheDeep

Yes, but instead Hillary is winning a larger percentage of white voters than some people expected, so it's a shakeup on both sides and speaks to the fact that race may not actually be the best predictor of things this go-around.

[Landslide Lyndon]

@Nate_Cohn 3m3 minutes ago Washington, DC

The majority Hispanic precincts in east Las Vegas generally look good for Clinton, contra exit polls.

[DavidB.]

Fox has called it for Clinton

Wow.

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Since when Matthews became a Hillary hack? The guy has said that she was elected senator only because people sympathized her after the Lewinsky affair.

Hillary Donors Helping Chris Matthews’ Wife Into Congress

Money talks.

[Matty]

hillary must be getting like 90% of black vote/

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Fox has called it for Clinton

Wow.

;-;

[Mike Thick]

Fox has called it for Clinton

Wow.

;-;

That was quicker than I expected.

[ProudModerate2]

NYT ......

Hillary Clinton    3,077    51.9%
 9 delegates

Bernie Sanders    2,852    48.1%
 8 delegates

5,933 votes,  55% reporting (946 of 1,714 precincts)

[DavidB.]

52-47.9 now @ CNN

[IceSpear]

CNN: "The tightness of this race breaks the narrative that Bernie Sanders cannot appeal to a diverse segment of the electorate".

@HagridOfTheDeep

We already knew the media was going to spin it in favor of Bernie even if Hillary won by 10 points. They'd just say she was up by 20-30 a month ago and "blew it." The real problem for Bernie is that if he loses, he'll only have a single win in his back pocket (in his own backyard) while going into hostile territory over the next 2 weeks.

The way the Democrat system works he can survive even while losing states, then a bunch of Sanders-friendly states vote in late March and early April.  This race will almost certainly remain competitive for another couple months regardless of the result tonight.

I'm not convinced he could justify his candidacy if he gets wiped out on Super Tuesday and the March 15th states.

[Mehmentum]

@Nate_Cohn 3m3 minutes ago Washington, DC

The majority Hispanic precincts in east Las Vegas generally look good for Clinton, contra exit polls.

Interesting...

[Mike Thick]

hillary must be getting like 90% of black vote/

Congrats, d32123! Glad you won't be leaving

[Catholics vs. Convicts]

Fox has called it for Clinton

Wow.

YYAAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY WHEEEEEE WHITE HOUSE HERE WE COME FOUR MORE YEARS FOUR MORE YEARS LANDSLIDE DOMINATION SUCK IT YOUNG BERNIEBROS

[Asian Nazi]

CNN is still saying that Sanders is winning Latinos lol

[Lyin' Steve]

Smerconish whining that Hillary won but didn't crush Bernie.
He was on Sirius XM yesterday saying that it was a toss-up and Sanders might win.
Meanwhile it's now +4.1 Clinton

[Xing]

Everyone spins everything. Iowa was good for Bernie because he was once down by 50. It was good for Clinton because it was supposed to be a great state for Bernie. New Hampshire was great for Bernie, because he crushed Hillary there. It was no big deal for Hillary, because it was practically a home state for Bernie. Coming close in Nevada is great for Bernie, because he can compete in a diverse state. For Hillary in Nevada, a win is a win.