Democratic Super Tuesday results thread (first polls close at 7pm ET)

[Shadows]

Calling Mass to Hillary, the western areas are very low in density, Sanders is winning but by a few 100's. No way he is making up 18K.

Sanders won everywhere in Mass, but Hillary won in & around Boston & got Mass.

[RaphaelDLG]

An interesting thought that could help explain Oklahoma that someone mentioned on twitter:  Hillary is to the left of Sanders on guns.

[cinyc]

Damn, Hillary dominated in Springfield, MA.

Springfield is 39% Hispanic and 22% African-American.  And a lot of the Hispanics are Puerto Ricans, who can vote.

[Crumpets]

Clinton is currently up by 218 pledged delegates. IIRC, her goal for tonight was to be up by 100.

[Asian Nazi]

Clinton beat Sanders by 8 in OK in absentee/early votes, but Sanders is beating her by ~15 among today's voters. Have no explanation.

Olds tend to vote early and absentee more

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Hillary winning Sudbury, MA 532-0. Guys, you're supposed to make it believable.

[/]

Does anyone have county result maps for MA and VT?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Damn, Hillary dominated in Springfield, MA.

Springfield is a machine city with a lot of minorities (for Massachusetts) and old and fairly established white communities. It's pretty much perfect for her.

[Holmes]

Hillary winning Sudbury, MA 532-0. Guys, you're supposed to make it believable.

Probably an error. Chill.

[RaphaelDLG]

Clinton is currently up by 218 pledged delegates. IIRC, her goal for tonight was to be up by 100.

She'll beat her goal, but will get significantly less than 218

[Likely Voter]

After all that debating over Clinton and Latino vote, TX (with a very large Latino population) shows she is winning Latinos big. 65/34. Interesting contrast, the size of the black vote is about the same in both TX and OK, the difference is the Latino vote.  This bodes well for her coming up in FL, AZ and most importantly, CA.

 

[The Free North]

Damn, Hillary dominated in Springfield, MA.

Blacks.

[Shadows]

Clinton is currently up by 218 pledged delegates. IIRC, her goal for tonight was to be up by 100.

Which retard set that goal? If these are her goals, she will loose this. Texas has 222 Delegates, even if Bernie won 40%, she was going to come up with a 70-80 Delegate lead out of Texas alone, atleast 40 from Georgia. No-way could Minn, Colo, VT, Ok or Mass give Sanders a lead over Tenn & Virginia which are delegate heavy & strong Clinton wins with 60 odd Delegate advantage (Sanders best chances in delegate heavy Mass, MN will be narrow wins providing barely a delegate advantage).

I am not even counting Alabama or Arkansas. This was always going to be a 200-250 Delegate Victory even if Sanders wins 5 states.

[IceSpear]

Bernie is getting crushed even worse than expected in the South.

[Crumpets]

Hillary at 80 in Alabama!

[/]

Yeah, Clinton is essentially 20,000 ahead in MA already. Why isn't this being called?

[Asian Nazi]

Hillary winning Sudbury, MA 532-0. Guys, you're supposed to make it believable.

Beautiful!  What a freedom town!

[YPestis25]

Yeah, Clinton is essentially 20,000 ahead in MA already. Why isn't this being called?

Do they think that there is a lot of outstanding Sanders' vote in Western MA? Don't get me wrong, I think Clinton will win here, but maybe they think it'll get closer.

[YaBoyNY]

While I've always been in for Hillary and wanted her to win, I do admit the nerd in me wanted to see a somewhat competitive primary mostly for analysis and data purposes.

[IceSpear]

Yeah, Clinton is essentially 20,000 ahead in MA already. Why isn't this being called?

They waited ages to call Oklahoma even when it was clear Bernie won. They're just being careful I guess.

[Illiniwek]

Hillary winning Sudbury, MA 532-0. Guys, you're supposed to make it believable.

Beautiful!  What a freedom town!

Amen.

[Joe Republic]

Haha, Oklahoma is really terrible at voting for the eventual nominee, aren't they?

[Crumpets]

HILLARY UP BY SIX IN COLORADO!

In other news, pigs flying, hell freezing, etc. etc.

[Shadows]

After all that debating over Clinton and Latino vote, TX (with a very large Latino population) shows she is winning Latinos big. 65/34. Interesting contrast, the size of the black vote is about the same in both TX and OK, the difference is the Latino vote.  This bodes well for her coming up in FL, AZ and most importantly, CA.

 

65-34 is not a big loss in the South where Clinton is expected to win. Sanders spend 0 in ads, Clinton spend a fortune & neither did Sanders campaign extensively. I would say 35% is a good result for Sanders.

As for Black Votes - OK has around 7%, Texas has 11% so there is difference. Regardless of black or latino votes, Texas was going to be very hard for Bernie anyways

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Where are the votes out right now in Massachussetts? The AP ticker on Google says 41%. If they're out west I can see why no one is calling it yet.