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

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Are MA-Dems and AR-GOP really the only two competitive races left at this point?

[Asian Nazi]

Oklahoma was historically the strongest state for the Socialist Party.  Clearly it's just them expressing their latent ancestral Marxism.

[RaphaelDLG]

Are MA-Dems and AR-GOP really the only two competitive races left at this point?

VT-GOP

[IceSpear]

Hillary may end up with only a single county in OK. Dayum.

[Zanas]

Seriously, how is Sanders winning in OK?

He's a white man. Simple as that.

[The Free North]

https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/704853845537591296

[Shadows]

Texas is a knock-out although Bernie has more than 30%, but the delegate math is bad. Clinton is getting almost a 100 Delegate advantage plus some delegates in other areas. She will end up with a 200 Delegate lead which I would take

But the delegate split should have been more even with Bernie winning 31-32% in Texas

[Illiniwek]

Of course I have to wonder why Bernie did so well in OK, but my bigger question is this 10% who didnt vote for either. What gives Oklahoma? Do you have a secret candidate???

[Landslide Lyndon]

In Oklahoma conservative Democrats voted 51% Sanders, 27% Other and 21% Clinton.
LMAO!

[Crumpets]

Seriously, how is Sanders winning in OK?

It was one of Eugene V. Debs's best states in 1912...

[Boston Bread]

Hillary may end up with only a single county in OK. Dayum.

Clinton down to 2 there now. Sanders was equally wiped out county wise in TN, AL, GA, yet with far stronger margins for Clinton. Urban areas are destroying him in those states.

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

That Oklahoma win really scares me.

[Sorenroy]

LOL Clinton only has three counties in OK now.

Nice AP call.

Clinton has less than 50% in both the counties that aren't part of the "big city" (one with a less than 1% lead, the other with less than 5%).

[Skye]

Huh, Bernie winning OK but losing MA, how's that?

[Gass3268]

Very exciting results out of Oklahoma. I think MA will be a close Clinton win. Great night for Hillary, but not awful for Sanders.

[Boston Bread]

That Oklahoma win really scares me.

Why? States like OK are basically the exact opposite of a bellweather for dems. Doesn't increase his chance of winning in the slightest.

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

Hill'ry Clinton took an axe
Gave Bernie Sanders forty whacks
And when she saw what she had done
She gave the Donald forty-one

[Illiniwek]

Have to point out, the two states that Bernie has won tonight have the two smallest number of delegates of the states tonight... Delegate-wise Hillary is going to be looking GREAT tomorrow morning.

EDIT: I apologize Arkansas may have fewer than Oklahoma.

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They should just call MA for Clinton and get it over with.

Sanders still has MN (and possibly CO) to look forward to; he'll probably win at least three states by the time the night comes to an end.

[Shadows]

Clinton leading by 13K, Just Newtown gave Hillary 6K, the entire Boston area has given Hillary a 15K lead. Overall throughout the state Sanders is winning.

But a 15K loss odd in Boston is giving Mass to Hillary

[Blue3]

Seriously, how is Sanders winning in OK?

Whites

[Asian Nazi]

In Oklahoma conservative Democrats voted 51% Sanders, 27% Other and 21% Clinton.
LMAO!

Let's dispel this fiction that the Sanders-Clinton divide has anything to do with ideology.

[Gass3268]

Damn, Hillary dominated in Springfield, MA.

[Likely Voter]

https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/704853845537591296

Cohen says Sanders win in OK is 'hard to explain' but perhaps it is that he outspent Clinton by over 2 to 1 and has campaigned in the state. This may prove Chuck Todd's critique that Sanders missed a beat by not targeting additional states like possibly TN and/or VA

[Reginald]

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.