Super Tuesday Results Thread

[Eraserhead]

Accross All States 18 % Hispanic Voters. Might bode well for Sanders.

Hoping for a big hispanic turnout in Texas, that's for sure.

[Xing]

Hard to tell a lot from exit polls, but VA looks very bad for Sanders, while NC looks mixed and ME looks pretty good. Not optimistic either way, though.

[bilaps]

72% support Medicare for All in Maine.

56% support Medicare for All in North Carolina.

54% in MA, 52% in VA.

I hate Virginia. Yeah suburban elites are doing good, why would they want M4A. So much for a Democratic voters caring about other people. BS party, I hope Trump beats Biden in a landslide

[Matty]

A potentially important group of voters

The old dems in rural va, ark, N.C., and Oklahoma who are huge trump/gop supporters but vote in dem primaries

[Non Swing Voter]

No matter how you feel about Biden, these numbers suggest that black turnout is up again just like 2018.  This doesn't bode well for Trump later this year.  He barely eeked out a win in 2016 with low black turnout.  Suburban turnout also appears to be up, and not the kind that is good for Trump.  All of the areas that trended D in the last election seem to be improving turnout.

[RI]

Did Edison do a VT exit poll?

[Bidenworth2020]

No idea what's happening. I had to guess though, it looks like regional divisions are sharper than previously thought.

[Oryxslayer]

Alabama only is around 50% angry at Trump, but Maine is at 79%. As you go further north, dissatisfaction goes down and anger goes up.

[RI]

https://twitter.com/PpollingNumbers/status/1234970483243642881

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

https://twitter.com/USPoliticsPoll/status/1234965378738130945

This should narrow, but not a great start for Sanders.

God help us.

The Sanders youth surge is looking like a massive dud.

[President Johnson]

72% support Medicare for All in Maine.

56% support Medicare for All in North Carolina.

54% in MA, 52% in VA.

I hate Virginia. Yeah suburban elites are doing good, why would they want M4A. So much for a Democratic voters caring about other people. BS party, I hope Trump beats Biden in a landslide

Lmao, this is exactly why I love Virginia, especially NoVa. It's not a populist state and mostly elects moderate heros.

[Matty]

https://mobile.twitter.com/PpollingNumbers/status/1234970483243642881

[SnowLabrador]

These exit polls are looking really bad for Bernie. Tonight could be the night Trump wins re-election.

[CellarDoor]

72% support Medicare for All in Maine.

56% support Medicare for All in North Carolina.

54% in MA, 52% in VA.

I hate Virginia. Yeah suburban elites are doing good, why would they want M4A. So much for a Democratic voters caring about other people. BS party, I hope Trump beats Biden in a landslide

Universal Healthcare is a progressive policy aim. M4A is one way of achieving that aim but not the only one. It is possible for people to have a difference of opinion on how to achieve a goal.  A disagreement on how to achieve universal Healthcare does not mean one doesn't care about other people. That's silly.

[DrScholl]

https://mobile.twitter.com/PpollingNumbers/status/1234970483243642881

Could Warren possibly pull off a win in Colorado?

[Bidenworth2020]

Did Edison do a VT exit poll?

This is gonna be a bloodbath then, if recent polls are to be believed.

[GeorgiaModerate]

These exit polls are looking really bad for Bernie. Tonight could be the night Trump wins re-election.

ROFL

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

https://twitter.com/USPoliticsPoll/status/1234965378738130945

This should narrow, but not a great start for Sanders.

God help us.

The Sanders youth surge is looking like a massive dud.

There was never a youth surge for Bernie. He's popular among young people no doubt, but he has failed to expand his base nor has he increased youth turnout.

[RI]

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1234966505546227712

[The Free North]

https://twitter.com/USPoliticsPoll/status/1234965378738130945

This should narrow, but not a great start for Sanders.

God help us.

The Sanders youth surge is looking like a massive dud.

Its been a dud forever. His entire electability argument and his argument for how he'll pass any legislation is a lie. 

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

72% support Medicare for All in Maine.

56% support Medicare for All in North Carolina.

54% in MA, 52% in VA.

I hate Virginia. Yeah suburban elites are doing good, why would they want M4A. So much for a Democratic voters caring about other people. BS party, I hope Trump beats Biden in a landslide

Universal Healthcare is a progressive policy aim. M4A is one way of achieving that aim but not the only one. It is possible for people to have a difference of opinion on how to achieve a goal.  A disagreement on how to achieve universal Healthcare does not mean one doesn't care about other people. That's silly.

Right. We can achieve universal healthcare by offering a robust public option through Obamacare. We don't have to go to the extremes and outlaw private insurance, bankrupt many companies and cause millions to lose their jobs in the process.

[Lourdes]

https://twitter.com/MikeDelMoro/status/1234970582657073152

[Holmes]

Peak Atlas overreacting over the first wave of exit polls.

[Bidenworth2020]

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1234966505546227712

Another very good sign for Biden IMO.

[Horatii]

Atlas coming to conclusions using a handful of election polls at 5 PM again I see.