Hillary Clinton wins tonight as long as race isn't called when the polls are closed

[ProudToBeLiberal]

The exit polls and recent polling results indicate a landside victory for Bernie Sanders. I will consider it a win for Hillary Clinton if NH isn't called right away for Bernie Sanders.

Early Congrats to the Bernie Sanders's supporters on an upcoming landside 30%+ victory in NH. Nevada will be a different story.

[merrily]

1. Got it.

Hillary wins in Iowa, even if it's by 2/10 of a point and the Des Moines Register writes an editorial about something smelling in the Democratic Party afterward.

Hillary wins in NH if Bernie wins by a landslide and the election is not called before polls close.

Whatever gets you through the night

[DarthDem]

2. Lordy . . .

. . . are you Bernie supporters thin-skinned. After all of the moving goalposts and hand-wringing on the night of the IA caucuses, now it's snark and "whatever gets {Hillary supporters} through the night," eh? Oof.

[merrily]

7. I love unintentional irony.

Hang on to that great sense of humor!

[DarthDem]

9. Thanks

I don't you funny at all, though.

[merrily]

10. Awww. Too bad. I found your post hilarious.

[pangaia]

3. You tried that 30% thingy elsewhere.

I think you actually fooled a couple people, for a few minutes.

[Cheese Sandwich]

4. Expect it to be very close. Bernie wins BIG if he can get 53% of the vote.

NH has been Hillary's home away from home since the early 90s.

[bvf]

8. Exactly.

That 30+% figure cited in the OP comes across as an attempt to lower expectations. It will be a decisive result, but I don't anticipate it being anywhere near that.


Now "win" = "lose, except..." in DUspeak, apparently.

[tularetom]

5. Now you're just grasping at straws

Whats next? "Hillary wins if she even gets 50 votes in NH!!!!"?

[PonyUp]

6. Damn those goal posts!!

[SDjack]

11. Hillary and Bill will declare victory at 10:59 regardless of the score. Then

they jump a jet for South Carolina. /sarcasm