Democratic Wild Western Tuesday results thread

[Flake]

Lets hope they dont do the "lets turn all the results in at once" bs again.

Probably will

[Mr. Morden]

More lines in Idaho:

[Joe Biden 2020]

I'm guessing CNN will have to switch to their election coverage at 9:00 CT since that will be just 30 minutes before Utah Dems close.  No?

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

I'm guessing CNN will have to switch to their election coverage at 9:00 CT since that will be just 30 minutes before Utah Dems close.  No?

Bushie, are you for Clinton now?  LOL!

[Joe Biden 2020]

I'm guessing CNN will have to switch to their election coverage at 9:00 CT since that will be just 30 minutes before Utah Dems close.  No?

Bushie, are you for Clinton now?  LOL!

Switch over to AAD and you'll find out.

[Mehmentum]

so the courrier out of prescott, AZ has an exit poll with bernie up big.

seems sketchy though.

Yavapia county (contains Prescot) did vote for Obama in 2008, no idea how Prescott itself voted though.  Apparently its very white (93%), so I wouldn't be surprised if it went big for Sanders.

[Matty]

Hillary will dominate in the PHX area and that's all that matters.

[Eraserhead]

Yeah, Utah and Idaho are going to be bloodbaths. Arizona might be too, but the other way around.

[Lief 🗽]

Uh, guys, of course an exit poll would show Bernie up big. All of Clinton's voters already voted by mail.

[Fusionmunster]

The fact that neither caucus tonight has absentee voting makes me hate the process even more. Mile-long lines in cold weather, sounds terrible for literally anybody but young people.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Uh, guys, of course an exit poll would show Bernie up big. All of Clinton's voters already voted by mail.

Ugh... they ARE olds that love a trip to the post office : (

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Yeah, Utah and Idaho are going to be bloodbaths. Arizona might be too, but the other way around.

I'll take some upcoming Sanders bloodbaths.  The objective now has to get Bernie on the ticket.   DAMN!  Did I say that here?  Back to character;

GREAT NEWS!  The Harpy is surely getting her big rump spanked tonight!

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Yeah, Utah and Idaho are going to be bloodbaths. Arizona might be too, but the other way around.

I'll take some upcoming Sanders bloodbaths.  The objective now has to get Bernie on the ticket.

Lol... why make him powerless?

[Figueira]

I love these names.

[Eraserhead]

Uh, guys, of course an exit poll would show Bernie up big. All of Clinton's voters already voted by mail.

Ugh... they ARE olds that love a trip to the post office : (

Don't forget the bank, they have to go get those printouts of their statements!

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Yeah, Utah and Idaho are going to be bloodbaths. Arizona might be too, but the other way around.

I'll take some upcoming Sanders bloodbaths.  The objective now has to get Bernie on the ticket.

Lol... why make him powerless?

Vice Presidents that force their way onto the ticket thru primary challenges do not have strong Constitutional powers; yes, you are right.  But they wind up having influence on the platform and message of the party, which I feel is more important going forward.  

[Gass3268]

The fact that neither caucus tonight has absentee voting makes me hate the process even more. Mile-long lines in cold weather, sounds terrible for literally anybody but young people.

Utah Republicans allow for online voting. No idea why Democrats haven't jumped on that yet.

[Adam Griffin]

Guys, while olds may love trips to the Post Office, they also love going to vote on good ol'-fashioned Election Day so that they can chew the fat with all of their fellow olds at the precinct, because voting done in-person, on Election Day is how it's supposed to be done.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Yeah, Utah and Idaho are going to be bloodbaths. Arizona might be too, but the other way around.

I'll take some upcoming Sanders bloodbaths.  The objective now has to get Bernie on the ticket.

Lol... why make him powerless?

Vice Presidents that force their way onto the ticket thru primary challenges do not have strong Constitutional powers; yes, you are right.  But they wind up having influence on the platform and message of the party, which I feel is more important going forward.  

I say this as someone who doesn't support Bernie, but likes the focus he's bringing. As VP he'd be Hillary's subordinate, and would have to advocate her policies, not his. He is much better off being in the Senate.

[Eraserhead]

The fact that neither caucus tonight has absentee voting makes me hate the process even more. Mile-long lines in cold weather, sounds terrible for literally anybody but young people.

Utah Republicans allow for online voting. No idea why Democrats haven't jumped on that yet.

Yeah, Bernie could have won with 90% instead of 65%!

[Mr. Morden]

DDHQ tweets:

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[The Other Castro]

Will Arizona results for Dems be restricted for another hour as well?

[Fusionmunster]

DDHQ tweets:

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/712457048118525953

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*Sobbing*

[Flake]

The fact that neither caucus tonight has absentee voting makes me hate the process even more. Mile-long lines in cold weather, sounds terrible for literally anybody but young people.

wtf it sounds awful for everyone

Although I'd like to say that I really don't like caucuses. People have to wait in a room for two hours to say they support someone. People who don't have jobs, who are at school, or who are too ill cannot participate. Primaries are significantly better because people can just walk in, submit a ballot, and walk out.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

DDHQ tweets:

https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/712457048118525953

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*Sobbing*

Horrible state even if it does go for Sanders in a landslide.