Democratic Ides of March Tuesday results thread (first polls close at 7pm ET)

[bilaps]

From CNN: Ohio is 76% White, 19% Black

What was Michigan?

22% black I think

[Mr. Morden]

[The Other Castro]

From CNN: Ohio is 76% White, 19% Black

What was Michigan?

70% White, 21% Black

[Likely Voter]

If whites and blacks vote in OH the same way they voted in MI, Bernie will win OH.

[Shadows]

Look @ the Florida demographic - This will be a bloodbath - Another Texas & Hillary walks away with 60-70 delegates

[Eraserhead]

"Continue Obama's policies" number in Ohio is at 48%.

That's might be a decent sign for Sanders.

[The Other Castro]

"Continue Obama's policies" number in Ohio is at 48%.

That's might be a decent sign for Sanders.

The CNN exit poll for Michigan was 50% to continue Obama's policies.

[gf20202]

If whites and blacks vote in OH the same way they voted in MI, Bernie will win OH.

Um, yeah, isn't that beyond obvious?

[Shadows]

In Exit polls if you consider the undecided voters Bernie is doing a bit better with blacks in Ohio than Michigan - Plus Black % is less.

But I really don't expect Sanders to win 20% more White votes than Clinton in Ohio especially with this GOP non-sense & moderate turnout

Clinton was actually winning white votes in some Ohio polls

[Likely Voter]

The continue Obama policy tracks closely to the Hillary number but she usually outperforms it by a few %, however in MI she under-performed it.

[Wiz in Wis]

If I heard it correctly on CNN Intl "continue Obama policies" in Ohio is at 50% and higher in other states. It was 52% in Michigan if I recall correctly.

Clinton ran well behind that number in MI. It'll be interesting to see if that happens again in the other midwestern states tonight.

No, she didn't? Firstly, in the final exit poll, the "Continue Obama's Policies" % was 50. 2nd, she got 48% of the vote! How is 2% "ran well behind?"

[Joe Biden 2020]

I wasnt trying to start an argument. Its just very annoying democrats went from being unified to being in a position where the base might not even vote come November. This campaign was supposed to be bloodless, but now that Sanders thinks he has a chance of winning, he's upping his attacks and Hillary is more than happy to fire back. We were already going to have a hard enough time holding the white house as it is, a long drawn out primary fight will not help us.

If they stay home, they are in essence casting a vote for Trump.  In a swing state, that could play yuge!!

[Eraserhead]

"Continue Obama's policies" number in Ohio is at 48%.

That's might be a decent sign for Sanders.

The CNN exit poll for Michigan was 50% to continue Obama's policies.

I just saw it on CNN's scroll. It was 48%.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Congratulations Sanders, you have successfully divided the party. Well done.

Good.  This embarrassing shadow of the former party of the New Deal needs to purge the neolibs.

And lol @ the idea that others with aspirations should just bow to Her Highness.  You Clintonbots are such monarchists.

[Beet]

Well I'm glad the Clinton people are finally getting some backbone.

[Eraserhead]

If I heard it correctly on CNN Intl "continue Obama policies" in Ohio is at 50% and higher in other states. It was 52% in Michigan if I recall correctly.

Clinton ran well behind that number in MI. It'll be interesting to see if that happens again in the other midwestern states tonight.

No, she didn't? Firstly, in the final exit poll, the "Continue Obama's Policies" % was 50. 2nd, she got 48% of the vote! How is 2% "ran well behind?"

I remember it being 52% unless they adjusted it again.

[The Other Castro]

"Continue Obama's policies" number in Ohio is at 48%.

That's might be a decent sign for Sanders.

The CNN exit poll for Michigan was 50% to continue Obama's policies.

I just saw it on CNN's scroll. It was 48%.

Oh I'm looking at this: http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/mi/Dem

[Wiz in Wis]

If I heard it correctly on CNN Intl "continue Obama policies" in Ohio is at 50% and higher in other states. It was 52% in Michigan if I recall correctly.

Clinton ran well behind that number in MI. It'll be interesting to see if that happens again in the other midwestern states tonight.

No, she didn't? Firstly, in the final exit poll, the "Continue Obama's Policies" % was 50. 2nd, she got 48% of the vote! How is 2% "ran well behind?"

I remember it being 52% unless they adjusted it again.

Website has it at 50

[Classic Conservative]

Brian Todd says that most undecideds going for Bernie in Missouri

[Eraserhead]

Hispanics allegedly went huge for Sanders in IL. Take that with a mountain of salt though.

[Fusionmunster]

Hispanics allegedly went huge for Sanders in IL. Take that with a mountain of salt though.

Yeah, Shadow said. But the guy who said it on twitter wont back it up.

[gf20202]

Hispanics allegedly went huge for Sanders in IL. Take that with a mountain of salt though.

Is that from the Shuster tweet or someone repeating it? Where did you see that?

[Mr. Morden]

More exits:

[ElectionsGuy]

lol at people blaming Sanders for dividing the party. The party was already divided, the more liberal side just didn't have a voice before. And most of those 'unsatisfied' people will vote for the other candidate in the general anyway, unlike Republicans.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

"Continue Obama's policies" number in Ohio is at 48%.

That's might be a decent sign for Sanders.

If that's true he's won.  No doubt.