MSNBC: Bernie wins OR

[Renew Deal]

Source: MSNBC

66% in
53-47

Read more: http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/oregon

[Firebrand Gary]

1. Congratulations.

[elmac]

2. Wow, that was quick

another close one, Will they be splitting the count there or is it winner take all?

[Chicago1980]

3. All democratic primaries are proportional.

[elmac]

7. Thanks, I wasn't sure

So KY & OR are pretty much a draw.

[Chicago1980]

14. In terms of netting delegates?

She'll get like 1 net in Kentucky and Sanders will net some in Oregon, but she'll still be up by like 270

[Spitfire of ATJ]

28. That's not the way the media reports it.

[Wounded Bear]

29. Oregon is all mail in...

most of the ballots were mailed in over the last couple of weeks.

[Chicago1980]

4. Congratulations...

Three weeks until California and New Jersey.

Four weeks until Washington D.C.

[baldguy]

5. He needed 70%

If he doesn't win really, really, really big, then he lost.

[KPN]

15. Well, let's not go that far. He won a closed primary by 6-8 points in Oregon.

I'm guessing the final will be the higher number (live in Oregon). So he clearly won Oregon. And to be gracious and credible, it wasn't big enough to make a meaningful dent in her pledged delegate lead -- at this point anyway.

He's winning a lot when it comes to changing the political landscape regardless. The Democratic Party will never be the same, and status quo is on its way out the window.

[Eric J in MN]

6. His first state closed primary victory.

He also won Democrats Abroad which was a closed primary.

[LiberalFighter]

11. It was an open caucus.

[Eric J in MN]

32. Oregon and Democrats Abroad were closed primaries

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Party_presidential_primaries,_2016

[KPN]

16. Is Kentucky clearly decided at this point?

If not, Kentucky could be his first.

[Eric J in MN]

33. NY Times didn't call KY yet but Clinton leading

....by .5 with 99% reported.

[UnitedFront4Sanders]

8. Kentucky was draw with the delegates split

This decides who the real victor was tonight. The people prevailed.

[Renew Deal]

9. Hillary is +1 in KY

And Bernie was supposed to win OR 60-40

[KPN]

17. Lol. Just yesterday you all were chirping about how all the polls

were showing Hillary with an edge in Oregon. Now that she lost, he was supposed to win by more than he did. ... You guys would fit right in on MSNBC/CNN.

[Renew Deal]

18. And no one believed those polls

Feel free to find links.

[KPN]

19. Except all the Hillarians!

Hillarious!

[Adrahil]

12. Do some math... Bernie had an awful night. NT

[UnitedFront4Sanders]

13. Do some math

Add the vote totals from the two states.

[PatrynXX]

24. I believe someone called that fuzzy math

I call it the Stand With Her and not USA the "we can't add " crowd he just kicked ass tonight.

[Adrahil]

34. Show me you projections which have him winning the nom.

He needed to win by 30+ points in both states tonight. He lost KY, and looks to be winning OR by 9 points. Thiat's a devastating result for him. the only reaming big delegate states are CA and NJ. He'll lose NJ, which means he will have to take CA with something over 70% of the vote. Given that he couldn't do that in OR, do you think he he really has a shot at that? Expecially since the polls show himmbehind right now? He'd have to overperform the polls by 40 points.

[UnitedFront4Sanders]

41. Not shooting to win the nomination

Shooting for a contested convention to force the Democratic party establishment to make a choice between corporate America and the people.

[Feeling the Bern]

23. Do some math. The coronation isn't working and HRC people are now insulting Bernie

and his supporters. HRC is beyond vulnerable and if you think she has a prayer with independents and people who can't vote in Democratic primaries, you're dreaming.

Add to the fact the right wing will come out in droves to vote against her. Democrats picked the wrong, weaker candidate because the establishment and those that run super pacs know HRC can be bought.

[PatrynXX]

25. Nevermind another Bernie supporter was attacked

Speaking of violence. Hey Violence from Bernie 99 % fiction. Hillary or Trump Truth... think people see that for what it is and it's costing her votes

[Feeling the Bern]

27. She hasn't earned my vote and each time one of her sycophants calls me a Republican or insults

me for her record and telling me I am making up my facts (That can be proven with about ten seconds of research), she gets further away from getting my vote.

I may avoid the president and just vote on propositions and down ticket races. I am that disgusted with HRC, her shills and her supporters.

[tabasco]

37. You really shouldn't allow a few assholes on the internet

to influence your voting decisions.

[Feeling the Bern]

38. It is also HRC supporters who talk to me back home too.

The ones I've allowed to remain on my facebook.

I'm a worthless dumbass for supporting a fake man in it for himself.

[tabasco]

39. I understand.

Clinton's campaign against Sanders has been pretty nasty. Many of her supporters have bought into the scurrilous "angry old man" slur. Sanders is among the most honorable members of Congress.

[silvershadow]

30. They have a penchant for inciting people instead of wooing them. Real gems, they are.

[Adrahil]

35. Do you think Bernie can still win the nom?

How?

Show me at demrace.com

[Feeling the Bern]

36. If there were no corrupt superdelegates, yes!

But since we have undemocratic systems like that, insiders always have the edge. People don't matter.

[LovingA2andMI]

31. Love It When....

Her Supporters comment on a Bernie Win thread. That way it is known who to BLOCK!

[Cryptoad]

10. Bern loses OR

he had to get 67% of teh delegates to win,,,,,, he dropped two more primaries tonite.

[KPN]

20. I know you wish that were true Cryptoad.

Sorry about that.

[Old Crow]

21. Bullshit. (N/T)

[PatrynXX]

22. I expected her to win OR and Bernie maybe KY

He wins OR and ties KY. didn't see that coming so wasn't paying attention till now..

[McKim]

26. Over at Campiagn Headquarters

Over at campaign headquarters in Portland you could really feel the Bern as people realized that at last their votes were counted and they had the power to make real change. The cheers of joy were loud and unrestrained. There was a great feeling of being all in this together. It was the best experience of my life as a voter for the last fifty years. For once I got a candidate I could really believe in. The crowd was mixed race and mixed age and seemed mixed income. It busted many myths and put downs that one has heard over the course of the campaign.

I though it was funny that the smear from the Hillary campaign and Debbie Wasserman Schulz about the agent provacateur death threats really had no influence here. They tried their best, but it had no traction in this election. I felt a little sorry for the FOX News guy who had to stay for entire event and listen to Bernie's speech and all the cheering. Maybe he learned something tonight. It was a joy to write another check and to volunteer for the campaign in California. This was a pivotal election.
It have our compatriots in California a lot of hope that they could do the same thing.

[mhatrw]

40. LOL at Sanders starting out up 6%, but ending up 12%+

Typical corporate media counting.