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[Funtatlaguy]

1. Why no recent polls

from Colorado and Minnesota?
I just checked Real Clear Politics....nothing new.

[Princess Turandot]

7. They're both caucus states rather than primaries. They're hard to poll, and the polls they do...

are not considered reliable.

[Agnosticsherbet]

2. Oklahoma Demographics...

White: 72.2%
Black or African American: 7.4%
Native American: 8.6%
Asian: 1.7% (0.4% Vietnamese, 0.3% Indian, 0.2% Chinese, 0.2% Korean, 0.2% Filipino, 0.1% Hmong, 0.1% Japanese)
Pacific Islander: 0.1%
Two or more races: 4.7%

as of January 15, 2014, there are 854,329 registered Republican voters in Oklahoma, compared to 885,609 Democratic voters and 238,874 voters registered as independent or with other parties

1964 was the last time the state actually supported a Democrat in the General Election.


Oklahoma Democratic presidential primary, 2008 Hillary Clinton 228,480 54.76%

Disclaimer: I was born there.

[Satch59]

3. Even if she loses OK...

She'll still be there fighting for every vote...and that's what matters, she won't give up on any state or any person...

She'll do very well on Tues and keep getting stronger.

[Chichiri]

4. 538 predicting Bernie has 83% chance to win in OK.

Projected vote spread is 51.5 to 45.1.

This is on the basis of a single poll since mid-February. Monmouth is a good pollster, though, so I don't blame Nate for swinging the numbers this way.

[vdogg]

5. Meh, we can take it.

I'd prefer a shutout but odds are we'll lose a couple.

[DavidDvorkin]

6. But, you know, that's a state he wouldn't take in the general election.

[OKNancy]

8. Obviously given my username... I'm in OK

This probably wouldn't have been the case except for the stupid Democratic party in our state.
They decided to let Independents vote in our primary for the first time this year.
The reasoning was to draw in more people to the party... yeah right.
Most Independents here are right wingers in actual fact.
Voting for Sanders is mostly just to fuck with the Democrats.

[Treant]

10. I thought your username

meant you were named Nancy and that you're an OK person. Which I'm sure you are.

Caucus states are such a nightmare it's hard to tell! Look at IA and NV, after all, so I'm not exactly bereft of all hope in Oklahoma.

[OKNancy]

13. Oklahoma is not a caucus state though

We have an old-fashioned 7am to 7pm primary.
My hope would be that with the latest momentum for Hillary, the Independents will decide it won't matter anyway and won't show up.
Sanders for sure will win Cleveland county (home of OU)

[Treant]

9. I think we'll live

It'll be fairly close, the delegates split, and I don't want Sanders in tears tomorrow night. I just want him to lose badly.

He's already on track for that; Texas and Georgia are enough to wash out any gains he makes without even noticing.

[dlwickham]

12. But it's a red state and Sanders supporters said

Red states don't count; only blue states because those are real Democrats