I don't understand how there can be these issues. Your card states what party you are and we both received a very specific sample vote about 2 weeks ago.
I wish you could vote for any party and it would eliminate a lot of confusion.
Seriously. The "articles" are just rambling conspiracy theories informed by what some guy said on twitter and an undying love for Bernie, and are churned out between bong hits and rounds of hacky sack.
Seriously. The "articles" are just rambling conspiracy theories informed by what some guy said on twitter and an undying love for Bernie, and are churned out between bong hits and rounds of hacky sack.
Right. Of course they are going to write up some article that calls AZ a mess as that's the state that Bernie is supposed to do terrible in. Now Berners can pretend that Bernie did bad in AZ because of corruption and not because he can't win non white people.
But again, the long lines are due to the reduced number of polling stations. Azcentral has not said anything about voters having trouble with their registration.
I mean. I have no doubt there are isolated incidents. As there are in every election ever. But I also have no doubt that US Uncut is ramping it up because they are in the tank for the Bernster.
Can I call it first? I guarantee you there will be a Berner out there that will call conspiracy on Brussles because the media will not be focusing on what will probably be a good night for Bernie tonight.
But again, the long lines are due to the reduced number of polling stations. Azcentral has not said anything about voters having trouble with their registration.
Yeah, I mean I was really just posting for the long lines. Not that I think there is some vast conspiracy. ALTHOUGH having worked with the AZ SoS in past elections, I don't put it past them to be causing trouble.
Can I call it first? I guarantee you there will be a Berner out there that will call conspiracy on Brussles because the media will not be focusing on what will probably be a good night for Bernie tonight.
Don't forget! If Hillary does the slightest bit better than expected it will be because the Clinton News Network and the Maddow Vagina Conspiracy overplayed Brussels to scare voters into thinking that we need to invade Iraq again.
Can I call it first? I guarantee you there will be a Berner out there that will call conspiracy on Brussles because the media will not be focusing on what will probably be a good night for Bernie tonight.
Don't forget! If Hillary does the slightest bit better than expected it will be because the Clinton News Network and the Maddow Vagina Conspiracy overplayed Brussels to scare voters into thinking that we need to invade Iraq again.
How do the have an excuse for everything? It must be exhausting to have to pivot to new points of failure for their campaign so often.
Fivethirtyeight does not seem that enthused about Bernie's chances in NY, which is in early April and I think within the next eight states, so I don't know where they got that from.
NY primary is on April 19. I know this because I will be on a cruise ship then, and H and I actually spent time figuring out whether we'd miss any Hot Primary Action while we are away.
Fortunately, the answer is no. NY is the only primary that day. We'll have real time CNN in our room, polls close in NY at 9 pm ET, and I will be in the same time zone. I won't have internet access, but damn it, I will be drinking rum punch while Wolf gives me my key race updates.
I know this thread is not about us but I just cannot contain my excitement about this. Our primary will actually matter AND we don't share the day with anyone else. I AM SO HAPPY!!!!!!
"Every time Hillary does bad in the elections, the news media distracts Americans as far away from the results as possible. Arizona, Idaho, and Utah, are all voting today. Lets see how much coverage, the winner by knockout, Bernie Sanders gets. #StillSanders"
Post by niemand88f on Mar 22, 2016 22:21:53 GMT -5
AZ: 49% reporting, Hillary with 62.6 vs Bernie with 37.4! Trump has 60% to Cruz's 27.
I didn't get off work til after 8:30 so we didn't make it to vote But lines were 2-3 hours long apparently for Democratic caucuses in Utah, there weren't very many locations.
"Every time Hillary does bad in the elections, the news media distracts Americans as far away from the results as possible. Arizona, Idaho, and Utah, are all voting today. Lets see how much coverage, the winner by knockout, Bernie Sanders gets. #StillSanders"
Called it.
I read that guy's comment just a moment ago. Mike, right? He's such a wackadoo.
HRC will probably lose Utah but win Arizona. Have no idea about Idaho.
I am not feeling very enthused. A Berner on my feed posted this article which says Nate Silver now predicts Bernie will win the next eight states (excluding Arizona).
I'm so tired of it all, I want off this merry go round.
I have several Berners who are all working to help Bernie win. They really think he still has a chance.
I am not feeling very enthused. A Berner on my feed posted this article which says Nate Silver now predicts Bernie will win the next eight states (excluding Arizona).
I'm so tired of it all, I want off this merry go round.
I have several Berners who are all working to help Bernie win. They really think he still has a chance.
Well if she does take Arizona by as wide a margin as it looks like she might, his uphill battle just got a bit steeper. Somehow a DNC conspiracy, I'm sure.
There are 131 pledged delegates at stake tonight for Democrats. It’s going to be hard for Sanders to win a majority of those given that Arizona has most of the delegates and Clinton is winning big there, but it’s not impossible if he crushes it in Utah and Idaho. So let’s say he almost does it. Clinton gets 66 delegates on the night and Sanders gets 65.
That would get Sanders up to 920 pledged delegates, while Clinton would have 1,242, with 1,889 pledged delegates still outstanding. Skipping a little bit of math, but Sanders would need 59 percent of the remaining total to tie Clinton in pledged delegates. That’s really difficult to do; it would be equivalent to beating Clinton by 18 percentage points the rest of the way out. Merely breaking even in delegates isn’t nowhere near enough for Sanders at this point.
Even with his high margins in Utah and Idaho, HRC once again got more pledged delegates so Bernie is further behind. He will probably gain some ground in the next few states, but there's no way he will catch up.
Even with his high margins in Utah and Idaho, HRC once again got more pledged delegates so Bernie is further behind. He will probably gain some ground in the next few states, but there's no way he will catch up.
I'm showing Hillary got 51 delegates and Bernie got 57. Granted, 6 delegates isn't really closing that gap.
Even with his high margins in Utah and Idaho, HRC once again got more pledged delegates so Bernie is further behind. He will probably gain some ground in the next few states, but there's no way he will catch up.
I'm showing Hillary got 51 delegates and Bernie got 57. Granted, 6 delegates isn't really closing that gap.
The associated press numbers are 59 delegates for HRC, 58 for Bernie. There might still be a few to give out from last night since I don't think 100% have reported in any of the states.
I'm showing Hillary got 51 delegates and Bernie got 57. Granted, 6 delegates isn't really closing that gap.
The associated press numbers are 59 delegates for HRC, 58 for Bernie. There might still be a few to give out from last night since I don't think 100% have reported in any of the states.
Ah. I'm probably looking at a website that is behind.