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New York GOP/ Democratic Primaries

Who wins New York (chose one for each race)

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Trump still at 69% with 3% of the vote now in.

1% - 711 votes.
3% - 18,000 votes.

Usually % fluctuates with that small margin, but Trumps high number looks like holding.

TheStruggle said:
CNN stopped being non partisan years ago. They are basically MSNBC with better production
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It's really strange watching MSNBC primary nights, they're essentially cheering on Trump doing well because 'in their minds' Clinton would smash Trump in the GE. But that's a risky bet.
 
HendoRuaGOAT said:
I can already tell NY has early voting from the first results being reported.

Clinton up, 60-40, it will close like Ohio did as the same day vote breaks for Bernie, but I don't think it will be enough.

Bernie loses by 5%, is my prediction.
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This is the new prediction, right? Didn't you say 51-49?
 
Juventud said:
Trump still at 69% with 3% of the vote now in.

1% - 711 votes.
3% - 18,000 votes.

Usually % fluctuates with that small margin, but Trumps high number looks like holding.



It's really strange watching MSNBC primary nights, they're essentially cheering on Trump doing well because 'in their minds' Clinton would smash Trump in the GE. But that's a risky bet.
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Because liberals think "Trump can't win because he hates Mexicans and Muslims....Hillary is a feminist"

Most of those dumbasses can't even register with the right party
 
HendoRuaGOAT said:
That's what she said...............Hey-oh
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Cruz is really far behind, no way to positive spin this night. Even in the congressional districts Kasich is owning him.
 
Lead Salad said:
This is the new prediction, right? Didn't you say 51-49?
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I did, and I also said if NY had early voting, a 5% loss for Bernie.

This has been the trend throughout the primary. Bernie is killing it on same day voting, and Hillary is killing it with the early vote.
 
Well this sucks. I thought it would be 55-45 but nope, looks like a clear win for clinton.

It's really bizarre. How do you turn out 28k for a fucking political rally but not win the state. And its not even just NY, its really all over. Nobody really pulls crowds like this for rallies. But the numbers just don't translate.
 
HendoRuaGOAT said:
I did, and I also said if NY had early voting, a 5% loss for Bernie.

This has been the trend throughout the primary. Bernie is killing it on same day voting, and Hillary is killing it with the early vote.
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Did you read about it being a very closed primary, with registration needed by October? I think that had to hurt Sanders somewhat.
 
Lead Salad said:
Did you read about it being a very closed primary, with registration needed by October? I think that had to hurt Sanders somewhat.
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It hurt him for sure, especially with all the college campuses in New York.

The early voting is really what is killing him though. Many people don't know who Sanders is until he runs his add blitz, and local media covers his rallies.
 
Switching to FOX now so i can watch that b*tch Steve Hayes from The Weekly Standard have a meltdown.
 
ucunc156 said:
Well this sucks. I thought it would be 55-45 but nope, looks like a clear win for clinton.

It's really bizarre. How do you turn out 28k for a fucking political rally but not win the state. And its not even just NY, its really all over. Nobody really pulls crowds like this for rallies. But the numbers just don't translate.
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It will be, watch this will break just like Ohio did. Massive lead in the beginning for Clinton, that closes to 5% when all is said and done.

Also, 28K at one rally, 48K at another. Almost 50,000 people showed up to a Sanders rally, and no one talked about it.
 
HendoRuaGOAT said:
It will be, watch this will break just like Ohio did. Massive lead in the beginning for Clinton, that closes to 5% when all is said and done.
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With how it's set up, Sanders technically could still get decent delegates even with a swing that hard. I don't expect it but it's possible.
 
Never thought Sanders would win NY but those 120k votes will raise questions
 
Hah, finally found the county maps. Upstate NY has far less than 35% reporting right now. This will continue to swing towards Bernie.


http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...w-york-democratic-primary-delegates.html?_r=0

As a matter of fact, with the results I see from upstate NY which are almost non-existent so far, he still has a chance for the upset here.

90% of results being reported are from downstate NY, which was always favorable to Clinton.
 
So weird. 43% of the vote in, Manhattan reporting almost 200,000 votes, Bronx 100K, Brooklyn 200K.

Upstate where Buffalo and Syracuse are, 10K votes in at best.

You would think it would take longer to report in higher populated areas.
 
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