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

[psychprofessor]

wow, losing looks awful on sanders...can't even acknowledge south carolina..."off to super tuesday."

[yourelection]

wow, losing looks awful on sanders...can't even acknowledge south carolina..."off to super tuesday."

He knows that his chances in SC are slim

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

wow, losing looks awful on sanders...can't even acknowledge south carolina..."off to super tuesday."

He knows that his chances in SC are slim

Obviously Hillary will win SC, but the margin matters.

[Panhandle Progressive]

I would like to say congratulations to Bernie to keeping this contest close. Looks like he did gain significant ground leading up to today. Hillary had a nice victory but even if Sanders ends up losing the nomination I still think Democrats at least always favor the most progressive candidate running within the Democratic party in the future. Not sure how that bodes for the respective general elections but hard to deny moving forward.

[DavidB.]

Still not sure why anyone would congratulate anyone who is not on this forum.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Turnout was 80000 people. In 2008 it was 120000.
Bernie's revolution doesn't seem to be going very well.

Love to know where your numbers are coming from.

Dave Wassermann and Nate Cohn on twitter.

[Zanas]

52.4-47.5 right now. Rounding all this to 53-47 at the end would seem a bit unfair, but hey.

[YaBoyNY]

Sanders would do fine with blacks in the general election.  Clinton will do fine with young people in the general election.

Basically this.

The idea that blacks wouldn't vote for Sanders in the general or that younger voters wouldn't vote for Clinton is laughable.

Clinton and Sanders are still far more like each other than any of the Republican candidates, who actively stand against everything Clinton and Sanders stand for.

[yourelection]

If turnout is down compared to the last two primary seasons, what does that tell us about the chances of a democratic win in November?

[IceSpear]

Thank god this isn't a close race. It would be torture.

[Zanas]

If turnout is down compared to the last two primary seasons, what does that tell us about the chances of a democratic win in November?

Considering all the things that will take place in between, pretty much nothing at all.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

If turnout is down compared to the last two primary seasons, what does that tell us about the chances of a democratic win in November?

Nothing really. With two options, the Democrats aren't that enthused. The war going on in the GOP is far more intense and damaging, despite what you see here.

[Xing]

If turnout is down compared to the last two primary seasons, what does that tell us about the chances of a democratic win in November?

Not much. There's more uncertainty on the Republican side this year, which wasn't the case in 2008.

[yourelection]

If turnout is down compared to the last two primary seasons, what does that tell us about the chances of a democratic win in November?

Not much. There's more uncertainty on the Republican side this year, which wasn't the case in 2008.

I am just wondering if the democratic/independent voters are demistified after the perspectives Obama awakened in 2008...

[yourelection]

If turnout is down compared to the last two primary seasons, what does that tell us about the chances of a democratic win in November?

Not much. There's more uncertainty on the Republican side this year, which wasn't the case in 2008.

I am just wondering if the democratic/independent voters are demistified after the perspectives Obama awakened in 2008...

...or rather dissapointed.

[/]

Sanders is now barely above the 47.5% necessary to round up to 48%.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Have they taken a ganja break at Nevada?

[Comrade Funk]

I'm pleasantly surprised Latinos were Bernie's best demographic. Encouraging.

[/]

Sanders now at 47.4%. The final rounded result will likely be 53-47.

[Zanas]

Sanders now at 47.4%. The final rounded result will likely be 53-47.

There are still 262 precincts out, so we'll see.

[IceSpear]

Sanders now at 47.4%. The final rounded result will likely be 53-47.

There are still 262 precincts out, so we'll see.

Mostly in Clark, Clinton's best area.

[Panhandle Progressive]

I'm pleasantly surprised Latinos were Bernie's best demographic. Encouraging.

Clinton relied on strong turnout from Latino voters to hold Sanders at bay.

taken from http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/20/politics/nevada-caucus-democrats-2016/

Care to try again?

[Zanas]

Sanders now at 47.4%. The final rounded result will likely be 53-47.

There are still 262 precincts out, so we'll see.

Mostly in Clark, Clinton's best area.

Yeah, you're right, it should indeed end a little beneath 47 for Sanders even.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

Bernie got wrecked in Lincoln County. There had only been one remaining precinct and it went heavily for Hillary.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Bernie got wrecked in Lincoln County. There had only been one remaining precinct and it went heavily for Hillary.

A little of Washoe, but a lot more of Clark to come. HRC holding a 10 point lead in Clark and Sanders an 8 point one in Washoe. I think once Washoe maxes out, she could inch toward matching her 08 margin.