I'm glad IA and NH are first. Now Hillary is relieved that IA is out of the way

[lunamagica]

(and she won, barely, but she won. Iowa should have been a cakewalk for Sanders, but he couldn't deliver)

Now it's NH, where we aren't expecting much... and then Sanders has to face the big, diverse states.

(I copied this from Goodhumor's post. It's worth repeating!

Alabama
H - 85%
B - 15%

Arkansas
H - 87%
B - 13%

Colorado
H - 56%
B - 44%

Georgia
H - 86%
B - 14%

Massachusetts
H - 64%
B - 36%

Minnesota
H - 58%
B - 42%

Oklahoma
H - 82%
B - 18%

Tennessee
H - 84%
B - 16%

Texas
H - 85%
B - 15%

Vermont
B - 92%
H - 8%

Virginia
H - 82%
B - 18%

It's looking good for Hillary!

[Tommy2Tone]

1. CNN reported something interesting about Iowa

Seems independents can vote in either caucus. CNN reported that a lot of independents went for Bernie and many are more lean right.

So Hillary really won easily with Democrats.

[Walk away]

3. Close to 20% of Bernie's votes were not Democrats!

Because Democrats are GREAT!!!!

[Tommy2Tone]

4. I never heard the exact number only it was substantial.

Thanks for putting a number to it. Most of the 20% were republicans hiding as independents.

[Walk away]

6. It was actually reported on MSNBC between 17% and 21%

[Lil Missy]

2. Yes indeed, Hillary has always been the most likely nominee. Even so,

Hillary could win by a landslide and the Sanders supporters will still insist Bernie is winning. It's astonishing.

[William769]

5. Will be nice to see a rainbow of voters for a change.

[Cha]

7. #HillaryWONIowa! Thank you, lunamagica!