Last minute vote: Connecticut

[sportydude]

Bernie 50.0%
Hillary 48.1%

with 48% of the vote in

[Move Forward]

Once that vote dump from the Hillary counties comes in, its hers.

[Fusionmunster]

Yeah, Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport and the NYC suburbs are still mostly out. Once they come in, Hillary probably takes the lead.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Hillary

[Sic Semper Fascistis]

Definitely Hillary. Shame.

[Wells]

Hillary just took the lead! Wacko just can't seem to win. Sad!!

[Figueira]

Hillary, by Massachusetts-esque margins.

[For Trump, everything. For immigrants, the law]

Hillary. #MAredux

[Virginiá]

Definitely Hillary. Shame.

You know, I have been thinking about this - Even though Sanders isn't going to be the nominee, he has succeeded in a way. He has fundamentally altered the mindset of a large portion of the Millennial electorate and directed them towards his ideas. It's like that poll showed the other day, his candidacy, combined with Trump destroying the GOP, has shifted even more Millennials to the Democratic party and now Bernie looks set to have influence on the party platform. So combined with the way he has changed the Millennial generation, parts of his vision for America could start becoming very widely accepted by a majority of America anywhere from 15 - 20 years (or sooner) from now based on generational replacement alone. It is a long time, but big change rarely happens overnight.

The Millennial generation is one of the largest in history, and by 2020 they will comprise almost half of the eligible voter population, and it only grows faster from there. So things may be looking up in the near future

[Sic Semper Fascistis]

Definitely Hillary. Shame.

You know, I have been thinking about this - Even though Sanders isn't going to be the nominee, he has succeeded in a way. He has fundamentally altered the mindset of a large portion of the Millennial electorate and directed them towards his ideas. It's like that poll showed the other day, his candidacy, combined with Trump destroying the GOP, has shifted even more Millennials to the Democratic party and now Bernie looks set to have influence on the party platform. So combined with the way he has changed the Millennial generation, parts of his vision for America could start becoming very widely accepted by a majority of America anywhere from 15 - 20 years (or sooner) from now based on generational replacement alone. It is a long time, but big change rarely happens overnight.

The Millennial generation is one of the largest in history, and by 2020 they will comprise almost half of the eligible voter population, and it only grows faster from there. So things may be looking up in the near future

Oh, definitely. And these progressive Millennials will have their voices heard in choosing the next generation of Democratic leaders (because let's face it, it's a bit depressing that both candidates are around 70 this cycle).

[sportydude]

Okay, it just got projected.