Mini Tuesday results thread

[W]

Looks like Biden as expected is gonna perform well in Wayne (0 reporting yet but we got suburbs coming strong for him)

Question at this point is can Sanders overperform in the western parts of the state.

[LimoLiberal]

Looks like Biden as expected is gonna perform well in Wayne (0 reporting yet but we got suburbs coming strong for him)

Question at this point is can Sanders overperform in the western parts of the state.

The answer is no. Bernie lost.

[Green Line]

Biden winning Ottawa County by 6 w/ 45% in per CNN.  Bernie won it by 30 points in 2016.  

[Grassroots]

Maybe we are getting a Biden win but not an emphatic landslide in Michiga. The worst possible outcome imo as Biden would still win the nomination but there isn't an irresistible push for Bernie to drop out and instead the primary goes on for longer.

The most populated counties with the exception of Wayne is in. That's all Sanders's base. With these numbers, a landslide is not out of question.

[W]

Looks like we can expect lower turnout than 2016 at least in Michigan.

[Frodo]

Southern Black voters

We need to put Mississippi first on the Democratic primary schedule.  

[LimoLiberal]

100% of Kalamazoo (college town) in according to Decision Desk. Bernie won it by 2016 by 23 points, took it by less than a percent now.

Total humiliation.

[GeorgiaModerate]

https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1237535502900686848

[win win]

So Bernie drops out tonight?

[Matty]

Anyone have any data yet on turnout in WWC counties that swung to trump in 2016?

[Oryxslayer]

Half of Washnetaw (Ann Arbor) in on DDHQ, Bernie leads only by 5...

[Brittain33]

So Bernie drops out tonight?

He may still campaign for the superdelegates to choose him over Biden as the nominee rather than let the DNC rig it against him.

[OBD]

Damn, Michigan. I'm definitely impressed by how fast these votes are being counted.

[Lisa's voting Biden]

Half of Washnetaw (Ann Arbor) in on DDHQ, Bernie leads only by 5...

DDHQ shows it as 100% reporting for me and Bernie won by about 5.8.

[Gass3268]

Looks like we can expect lower turnout than 2016 at least in Michigan.

We don't know if they are including the absentee ballots yet or not.

[Landslide Lyndon]

!!!

https://twitter.com/ryanstruyk/status/1237534382853771264

[Badger]

Half of Washnetaw (Ann Arbor) in on DDHQ, Bernie leads only by 5...

DDHQ shows it as 100% reporting for me and Bernie won by about 5.8.

Daaayyyymmm!

[indietraveler]

Not sure if it's because we're down to two but I feel bored tonight watching the results compared to everything thus far.

[W]

Any info on North Dakota yet? I'm looking for info but not having much luck.

[GeorgiaModerate]

Not sure if it's because we're down to two but I feel bored tonight watching the results compared to everything thus far.

Let's be honest, there's very little suspense left in this contest.

[LimoLiberal]

Half of Washnetaw (Ann Arbor) in on DDHQ, Bernie leads only by 5...

DDHQ shows it as 100% reporting for me and Bernie won by about 5.8.

That will be even closer when they count their absentee ballots.

[Oryxslayer]

100% of Kalamazoo (college town) in according to Decision Desk. Bernie won it by 2016 by 23 points, took it by less than a percent now.

Total humiliation.

I suspect DDHQ's numbers are off like how CA's were because of the early vote. The same precincts ar likely gonna be reported twice, only with the early vote after because of laws. You can tell because of CNN's expected vote count, and comparing to 2016 in counties with 100%.

[GeorgiaModerate]

https://twitter.com/Redistrict/status/1237536750068576257

[soundchaser]

Not sure if it's because we're down to two but I feel bored tonight watching the results compared to everything thus far.

You’re not the only one...but that said, it’s nice to be bored by politics for the first time in years. I’d almost forgotten what it was like.

[pppolitics]

When Wayne comes in, Biden is going to win MI in a landslide.