Republican MI/MS/ID/HI election results thread (first results @8pm ET)

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Ottawa County (11% in):

Cruz  47%
Kasich 20%
Trump 19%
Rubio 10%

Well, that was no surprise.

Big new batch of votes continuing to look like an obvious Trump call in 10 minutes.  Trump has now expanded Oakland to a 3% lead with 60% counted.  Whoever runs the elections office in Oakland County deserves a blue ribbon.

Wayne and Macomb counties have less than 10% of their vote in.

So what, dude?  Do you think there's any chance that Wayne County will be remarkably more favorable to Kasich than Oakland, let alone Macomb being better than Oakland?  You're like an inch away from arguing "there more votes to count!"  Yes, there are.  And those votes are obviously going to have a lot more Trump votes than anyone else's...that's the point.

Come back in 25 minutes and tell me how Wayne and Macomb County go for you.

Ottawa County (11% in):

Cruz  47%
Kasich 20%
Trump 19%
Rubio 10%

Well, that was no surprise.

Big new batch of votes continuing to look like an obvious Trump call in 10 minutes.  Trump has now expanded Oakland to a 3% lead with 60% counted.  Whoever runs the elections office in Oakland County deserves a blue ribbon.

Wayne and Macomb counties have less than 10% of their vote in.

So what, dude?  Do you think there's any chance that Wayne County will be remarkably more favorable to Kasich than Oakland, let alone Macomb being better than Oakland?  You're like an inch away from arguing "there more votes to count!"  Yes, there are.  And those votes are obviously going to have a lot more Trump votes than anyone else's...that's the point.

Come back in 25 minutes and tell me how Wayne and Macomb County go for you.

I like to hedge my bets.  Wayne County is more liberal than either Oakland or Macomb.  If Trump is still leading when they come in, then he will probably win.

[Edu]

[Vosem]

This silly meme that _trump is winning rears its head again. He's very far from getting a delegate majority in Michigan, and his margin in Mississippi is insufficient to overcome that (and we're just talking tonight, never mind his long string of defeats).

[Classic Conservative]

I'll support and volunteer for Trump in the General, because We Will Make America Great Again. The Macomb County/Union Counties make me happy today.

[win win]

Looks like Donald Trump will get more than 40% of the votes easily in MI.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Ottawa County (11% in):

Cruz  47%
Kasich 20%
Trump 19%
Rubio 10%

Well, that was no surprise.

Big new batch of votes continuing to look like an obvious Trump call in 10 minutes.  Trump has now expanded Oakland to a 3% lead with 60% counted.  Whoever runs the elections office in Oakland County deserves a blue ribbon.

Wayne and Macomb counties have less than 10% of their vote in.

So what, dude?  Do you think there's any chance that Wayne County will be remarkably more favorable to Kasich than Oakland, let alone Macomb being better than Oakland?  You're like an inch away from arguing "there more votes to count!"  Yes, there are.  And those votes are obviously going to have a lot more Trump votes than anyone else's...that's the point.

Come back in 25 minutes and tell me how Wayne and Macomb County go for you.

Ottawa County (11% in):

Cruz  47%
Kasich 20%
Trump 19%
Rubio 10%

Well, that was no surprise.

Big new batch of votes continuing to look like an obvious Trump call in 10 minutes.  Trump has now expanded Oakland to a 3% lead with 60% counted.  Whoever runs the elections office in Oakland County deserves a blue ribbon.

Wayne and Macomb counties have less than 10% of their vote in.

So what, dude?  Do you think there's any chance that Wayne County will be remarkably more favorable to Kasich than Oakland, let alone Macomb being better than Oakland?  You're like an inch away from arguing "there more votes to count!"  Yes, there are.  And those votes are obviously going to have a lot more Trump votes than anyone else's...that's the point.

Come back in 25 minutes and tell me how Wayne and Macomb County go for you.

I like to hedge my bets.  Wayne County is more liberal than either Oakland or Macomb.  If Trump is still leading when they come in, then he will probably win.

It is also poorer and more working class, which benefits Trump.

[Gass3268]

MSNBC calls Michigan for TRUMP!

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Looks like I need to start debating voting for either Johnson (who I'm leaning towards) or Clinton in case Trump is the nominee.

[Mr. Morden]

Michigan exit poll toplines (if my math is right):

http://edition.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/mi/Rep

Trump 36
Cruz 26
Kasich 25.5
Rubio 9

[Gass3268]

Rubio shut of of delegates, lol!

[Bigby]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

[win win]

Trump dominating in MS. Has 50%. Rubio at 4% with 3% in.

[Mr. Morden]

Michigan exit poll toplines (if my math is right):

http://edition.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/mi/Rep

Trump 36
Cruz 26
Kasich 25.5
Rubio 9

Sorry, it's actually:

Trump 36
Cruz 26
Kasich 24
Rubio 9

[Joe Biden 2020]

Absentees and Grand Rapids/Detroit are preventing a call.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Michigan exit poll toplines (if my math is right):

http://edition.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/mi/Rep

Trump 36
Cruz 26
Kasich 25.5
Rubio 9

Sorry, it's actually:

Trump 36
Cruz 26
Kasich 24
Rubio 9

WTF?

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

[Ronnie]

Oh no!  I was hoping Kasich would at least get 2nd.

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

It has, in fact, been called for Trump.

[emailking]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

MSNBC called it.

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Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

sure

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

MSNBC called it.

With so much outstanding vote in the big population centers?  Give me a break.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

This silly meme that _trump is winning rears its head again. He's very far from getting a delegate majority in Michigan, and his margin in Mississippi is insufficient to overcome that (and we're just talking tonight, never mind his long string of defeats).

Get a f_cking grip. A double digit victory counts as winning.

[Beezer]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

MSNBC called it.

With so much outstanding vote in the big population centers?  Give me a break.

Which stage of grief is this? Still denial?

[emailking]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

MSNBC called it.

With so much outstanding vote in the big population centers?  Give me a break.

Wait, you're the person that always questions calls right? I won't waste my time, lol

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Trumb wins, may get 40% in MI.

Dude, it hasn't been called yet.  Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, and Macomb County have yet to report for the most part.

MSNBC called it.

With so much outstanding vote in the big population centers?  Give me a break.

Which stage of grief is this? Still denial?

Apparently CNN is in denial, then.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

Trump will not win a state tonight.  Mark it down.  Kasich will win Michigan.  Cruz will win Mississippi.  I have Rubio winning Idaho and Hawaii.