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

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Ohp, here comes Colorado.

[Joe Biden 2020]

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.

I guess sometimes as Oldies has been preaching, it's occasionally better to be safe than sorry especially when the exit polls fail you.  They really don't want a 2000 Round 2.

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

I would not have expected Clinton to win Williamstown, even narrowly.

[The Free North]

The first results from the CO Caucus are beginning to trickle in.

[The Free North]

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.

Her best town in NH was Hannover. Seems like the elite/intellectuals dont like Sanders. He has far more appeal with the rural and the poor white voters. Than in suburbia and wealthy towns.

[°Leprechaun]

Oklahoma! OK in my book.

[MasterJedi]

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.

Her best town in NH was Hannover. Seems like the elite/intellectuals dont like Sanders. He has far more appeal with the rural and the poor white voters. Than in suburbia and wealthy towns.

Just like Trump, using fear and hate (in different ways) to rake in uneducated voters.

[Shadows]

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.

Mostly west & Sanders would probably win most. Sanders area wise has swept most of Mass but the Boston Area have a huge HUGE lead for Hillary, 20K is almost impossible to make-up.

I think they should call it, West Mass does not have that big a population to make a difference

[Figueira]

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

A lot of places haven't come in yet. This could still be another Iowa.

Anyway, what surprises me is that Holyoke is basically tied between Clinton and Sanders (with Clinton having a slight edge). I would have expected that to be a bigger Clinton win. Meanwhile, Berkshire County seems a lot more divided than I'd expect; I'd expect it to go heavily for Sanders.

Also, it looks like that poll putting Sanders ahead in Worcester County might have been correct. This map isn't looking anything like what I expected.

[Boston Bread]

Sanders doing alright in CO. Could Denver could save Clinton like other major cities?

[The Free North]

Sanders up 60-30 in the CD-1 in MN.

[buritobr]

Oklahoma has socialist roots.
Debs 1912 and Benson 1916 had ~16%

[Crumpets]

Clinton is expanding her lead in Boston proper - gone from 12 points up a few minutes ago now to 14.

[Crumpets]

Clinton at 14% in VT. Come on 1%!

[Dr. Arch]

I think Bernie underperformed a bit tonight. Even with winning, OK, CO, MN, and VT, he lost TX by a huge margin and MA is still up for grabs. If he gets MA, this could get interesting.

[RaphaelDLG]

We won't get entrance/exits for CO or MN, will we?

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Sanders ahead 53-42 in CO!

[Sorenroy]

Sanders up 60-30 in the CD-1 in MN.

Looks like there are some issues with the NYT live map for MN. It's showing a Clinton lead, but the only numbers in tilt Sanders.

Edit: Yeah, the state map is reporting less precincts.

[Shadows]

Very disappointed in Mass, this could have been a good day, 4 or 5 wins would have been decent, especially with the surprisingly good result in Ok.

Mass had decent turnout as well, not Obama level again but not bad like Nevada or SC. Boston killed this fight - Sanders has to look at his strategy, he swept Mass & got beaten soundly due to a Boston washout

[Blue3]

I think Bernie underperformed a bit tonight. Even with winning, OK, CO, MN, and VT, he lost TX by a huge margin and MA is still up for grabs. If he gets MA, this could get interesting.

Bernie hasn't won Minnesota and Colorado, at least not yet.

Only Vermont and Oklahoma (and New Hampshire).

[HillOfANight]

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/704862252361392128
Y'all, Decision Desk has called MA for Clinton.

[yourelection]

I think Bernie underperformed a bit tonight. Even with winning, OK, CO, MN, and VT, he lost TX by a huge margin and MA is still up for grabs. If he gets MA, this could get interesting.

TX is one of the major factors tonight. Hillary might ge more delegates from Texas alone, than Sanders gets in all his state wins.

Even if Sanders gets Mass, the delegate win will be neglegable.

[CatoMinor]

How is Bernie doing so well in OK? I was of the understanding OK Dems were fairly conservative.

[Wells]

How is Bernie doing so well in OK? I was of the understanding OK Dems were fairly conservative.

White people and guns.

[Boston Bread]

How is Bernie doing so well in OK? I was of the understanding OK Dems were fairly conservative.

That's the reason why Sanders won in OK. He won conservative dems by 30 points.