Preliminary CA projections from Benchmark Politics

[Rose Siding]

They've had a really good record this season. To see the numbers clearly, go to the link and click on the graphic.



Benchmark Politics
?@benchmarkpol
By popular demand, PRELIMINARY benchmark for California: Clinton 56% - Sanders 44%. #CAPrimary

https://twitter.com/benchmarkpol/status/732786248931102720

I'm assuming they factored in rally attendance, "enthusiasm" and "excitement"

[DemonGoddess]

1. He called both races.

Said that Sanders would win OR, and that Hillary would win KY.

[underthematrix]

2. Very interesting.

This is a great post. I love the county by county details.

[Walk away]

3. But they forgot about the Oligarchs and Billionaires!

And factoring in the rigging too!

[SharonClark]

13. Don't forget the war hawks and the corporatists, too

[SharonClark]

14. And the people who vote with their vaginas

[Surya Gayatri]

4. K & R most enthusiastically.

[BainsBane]

5. Sounds about right.

I'd like to see a bigger margin, but 12 points works.

[Treant]

6. I'll take Clinton +0.001%

and be thrilled with it.

[jmowreader]

7. 50 percent plus one works

Hillary is only 92 delegates shy of having enough for the nomination. If she takes half of VI, half of PR and half of NJ, she clears the threshold even if Bernie takes 100 percent of California. (Which he won't.)

[TwilightZone]

8. I've been joking for a while that Sanders only needs 106% of California.

My sarcasm might have been more accurate than I thought. haha

[SaschaHM]

9. I was told by someone that Bernie would win Latinos 75 to 25....

and take CA

[TwilightZone]

11. He and his supporters might take it hostage...

But that's about the only way he's going to take it.

[texstad79]

10. Sounds about right

Demographically CA is similar to NY, but no hometown boost for Hillary.

[mcar]

12. K&R