Super Tuesday Results Thread

[here2view]

Just voted for Uncle Joe in MA. Very quick, in and out in 5 minutes.

[RI]

https://twitter.com/AlexandriaVAGov/status/1234954009414393857

https://twitter.com/MichaelLocklear/status/1234927256406876160

[Xing]

Damn, I hate the time shift between Europe and America. Will only learn the results tomorrow early in the morning.

Living on the West Coast is actually pretty great.

Only if you are living in the Pacific Northwest , or San Diego


LA and San Fran are way to expensive to live in

Seattle is becoming too expensive for most to live in as well.

And why do you think that is so?

I'll give you a hint: It's a six-letter word, and it's not Bernie.

NIMBYS
(yeah, yeah; I know you think it's Amazon)

Well, to be fair, that works too.

[Holmes]

Is there a Republican primary in Utah too?

[RI]

Is there a Republican primary in Utah too?

Yes, and they have closed primaries.

[Oryxslayer]

Is there a Republican primary in Utah too?

Yes, and it's closed and traditionally dominated by the Mormon GOP - in contrast to the radical state conventions. Therefore, Utah may be the West Virginia of 2020 where Trump ends up in a close race with his token competitors if enough of his dissaprovers turn up.

[Matty]

Since this is the first big day in the primary, can someone give me a quick rundown on which exit poll questions offer the biggest clues as to who is doing well? I remember in 2016, a key indicator that trump was going to win was if more people say they were angry than dissatisfied.

What is the clue questions this time around?

[JerryArkansas]

Since this is the first big day in the primary, can someone give me a quick rundown on which exit poll questions offer the biggest clues as to who is doing well? I remember in 2016, a key indicator that trump was going to win was if more people say they were angry than dissatisfied.

What is the clue questions this time around?

Maybe in the south look at candidate approval numbers.  That could point in what direction people aren't going. 

MFA seems like a bad metric at this point due to the large support even in areas hostile to Sanders. 

[Gass3268]

Since this is the first big day in the primary, can someone give me a quick rundown on which exit poll questions offer the biggest clues as to who is doing well? I remember in 2016, a key indicator that trump was going to win was if more people say they were angry than dissatisfied.

What is the clue questions this time around?

Maybe in the south look at candidate approval numbers.  That could point in what direction people aren't going. 

MFA seems like a bad metric at this point due to the large support even in areas hostile to Sanders. 

If MFA is near partiy or underwater, that's a good sign for Biden. Might be a good sign for Sanders if the suppor is massive.

[bilaps]

Will we see an insta-call in VA?

[Mr. Morden]

The exit poll apparently includes a question about people's level of concern about the coronavirus:

https://gvwire.com/2020/03/03/fresno-exit-poll-asks-about-presidential-picks-and-coronavirus/

[Eraserhead]

When do first exit polls hit

Should start getting some numbers after 5 PM ET, especially from Virginia and probably North Carolina.

Is Vermont not getting an exit poll?

[RI]

Alumni Hall, Buford, and Venable are the three precincts closest to UVA.

[Gass3268]

Will we see an insta-call in VA?

I would be shocked if they don't.

[Arizona Iced Tea]

Will we see an insta-call in VA?

I would be shocked if they don't.

CNN PROJECTION BENNET HAS WON VA

[Gass3268]

When do first exit polls hit

Should start getting some numbers after 5 PM ET, especially from Virginia and probably North Carolina.

Is Vermont not getting an exit poll?

Someone posted here earlier that we are unfortunatley not getting an exit poll from Vermont or Utah. That actually sucks for Sanders as the Netorks will have to wait until they get actual numbers to make a call in Vermont.

[JerryArkansas]

Since this is the first big day in the primary, can someone give me a quick rundown on which exit poll questions offer the biggest clues as to who is doing well? I remember in 2016, a key indicator that trump was going to win was if more people say they were angry than dissatisfied.

What is the clue questions this time around?

Maybe in the south look at candidate approval numbers.  That could point in what direction people aren't going. 

MFA seems like a bad metric at this point due to the large support even in areas hostile to Sanders. 

If MFA is near partiy or underwater, that's a good sign for Biden. Might be a good sign for Sanders if the suppor is massive.

Maybe, but depending on region that might not be too much of an indication.   Biden won both those who support and oppose in South Carolina. 

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Early Takeaways:

- Turnout is skyrocketing from the 2016 primaries.

- Biden looks like he's gonna have a good night in Virginia. CA & Texas are too early to opinionate.

- Things are going to be entertaining.

[Mr. Morden]

Early exit poll #s:

https://twitter.com/TheAPJournalist/status/1234963101956689922

[RI]

https://twitter.com/kabir_here/status/1234963566488379394

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

Well, that would explain a Biden Landslide tonight for sure.

[Xing]

Yikes, might be an even worse night than I thought.

[Mr. Morden]

https://twitter.com/robynkanner/status/1234964058186670080

[RI]

Seems fewer last minute deciders in NC relative to VA:

https://twitter.com/sluggahjells/status/1234964235114942468

[Gass3268]

I've seen the needle and the damage done
A little part of it in everyone
But every junkie's like a settin' sun - Neil Young