Did I just see 60% to 39% on MSNBC?

[Nanjeanne]

[Warren Stupidity]

1. It is officially an ass-kicking.

[peacebird]

6. Yet one of her supporters is calling it a tie, becuz, Super Delegates.... LOL!

[Spitfire of ATJ]

43. Bartcop covered that in '08....

[roguevalley]

21. yeppers! :D:D:D Did I tell you that I love you? I love everyone tonight.

my chihuahua is sitting out of my reach he's been lurved up so much right now.

[redwitch]

25. I know!

I love you right back!

[roguevalley]

26. REDWITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just saying.

[bunnies]

30. redwitch.

My favorite DU username ever. Youve been gone a long time. I have a heart in my pocket for you.

[redwitch]

31. Thanks bunnies!

[artislife]

65. It sounds like you puppy has been overloaded with love

and needs a breather....lol!!

Pretty happy night.

[WayBeyondBlue]

56. But is it really?

K, I'm new here. Haven't posted anywhere in forever. Since Bush, prolly. Got the Bern big-time but I remain.. apprehensive about how this whole primary thing will finally work out. Source of apprehension? Take a peek at http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2016/primaries/2016-02-09#NH-Dem especially the part where it says that Hillary has 15 compared to 13 NH Dem delegates. Yeah, I know that the supers all flocked to HRC but the real question is, will these people overrule the will of NH Dem voters and throw the state to HRC? If so, then I want to discuss a plan for the general.

[WayBeyondBlue]

57. DedThred, NVM

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[Smarmie Doofus]

60. Parasites. See reply #9.

And: Welcome to DU

[mikehiggins]

61. Some superdelegates will switch, depending on how it goes

If Sanders dominates how can they not? I'm not talking about one state or a couple but if the campaign gets big enough the SD's will have to decide if taking the election and putting it in HRC's pocket will destroy their chances of winning the White House.

Anyway, the possibility that the GOPukes will be in total disarray by Cleveland (?) will work to everyone's advantage.

And the fact is that if we fight this out to the very last vote then HRC will turn out to be the most progressive President anyone can imagine. If nothing else, the CLinton's know which side of the political bread their butter is on.

On the other hand, we might very well win it all.

[valerief]

2. Last I saw was 59/39, but 60/39 sounds right, too. nt

[Duckhunter935]

3. yep, single digits

Lots of them

[peacebird]

4. 60/39 right now, it's a huge smackdown!

[RiverLover]

9. And yet, they come out with the same number of delegates

13 each.

Thanks to the establishment corporate DNC being in the bag for Hillary.

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president

Those "superdelegates aren't all that 'super'.

[peacebird]

13. I believe super delegates will support the candidate who wins their states. Many will jump ship

[questionseverything]

35. they do need to be reported separately tho

earned delagates vs pledged


hc should not have them reported as earned and the reporting gives that incorrect impression

[abelenkpe]

38. Thank you

the reports are confusing.

[jfern]

44. Bernie won 15 pledged delegates to Hillary's 9

[John Poet]

51. "Superdelegates"

Most of them are officeholders of one kind or another, so...

if their preferred candidate fails to win a majority of "pledged" delegates
(awarded in primaries or caucuses)
I hope they can be prevailed upon to go with the choice of the voters.

If they didn't, it would be suicidal for the general election.

[Smarmie Doofus]

58. Unbelievable.

[NEOhiodemocrat]

5. 60.5 Bernie 38.4 HRC

Decision Desk HQ

[Hun Joro]

7. Is that a shellacking?

[Zorro]

8. Was this somehow unexpected?

[Nanjeanne]

10. Didn't you read about her surge? Only 7 point spread.

[Zorro]

15. Nope

Guess that was a lousy pollster.

[morningfog]

19. This is a larger margin than expected. Or at least at the upper end.

[demwing]

46. Ask Hillary a year ago...

When she was swatting Bernie 69 to 13

http://newscms.nbcnews.com/sites/newscms/files/new_hampshire_february_2015_annotated_questionnaire_nbc_news-marist_poll.pdf

[libdem4life]

11. That's got to have some impact on Nevada. Those are astonishing numbers and his speech was,

as usual, right on target, delivered flawlessly and with determination and passion.

[hoosierlib]

16. One would hope...

He has proven in Iowa that we could fight HRC to draw when she had a 9 month head start and the backing of the state's political establishment and wallop her n New Hampshire a week later.

Methinks that would move the needle in Nevada, South Carolina and nationally...

[libdem4life]

22. Everybody loves a winner, but everybody loves a come from behind winner better, I think.

Certainly will not go unnoticed in Nevada and SC...no, indeed.

[Volaris]

59. You would think. Im not counting any kind of chickens until SC.

The knives are coming out, and this ones going to bloody. Like history-book levels of dirty campaining. SC is where Trump gets 'ceasered' by the GOP Establishment, and its where, if Bernie makes it out mostly intact, everyone will know that he's nationally viable into ST and beyond.

They can talk about the rest of it all they want, but SC is where the Establishment survives or dies this year. They know it, too, and theyre scared as hell.

=)

(Go, Bernie, GO)

[hopemountain]

63. "the kitchen sink"

is how bernie put it ...

[hopemountain]

62. his clarity, passion, and vigor

were spot on. he spoke for nearly 1/2 an hour! go bernie! his campaign staff and volunteers are wonderful - we owe them!

[hoosierlib]

12. Exit polls had it at 62% to 37.5%...

So that is tracking about right...hence the 8:00 call by the networks and the timing of the HRC memo

[H2O Man]

14. Yep!

Recommended.

[Hissyspit]

17. Yes, you did.

[Avalux]

18. 60 to 38 now. 22 point lead. n/t

[ozone_man]

20. Very sweet, if true!

Feeling the Bern!

[mhatrw]

23. Now a 22% gap. Still, a clear victory for Hillary! nt

[nadinbrzezinski]

24. These are the numbers as of right now

Bernie Sanders 86,633 votes (--) 60.5%
Hillary Clinton 54,880 votes (-31,753) 38.3%
Other 1,680 votes (-84,953)

19:55 PST

[valerief]

27. Sanders 102,651, Clinton 66,588

Sanders 102,651 59.6%
Clinton 66,588 38.7%

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/

[bunnies]

28. Its not quite .02% but it'll do.

[NightWatcher]

29. It's pretty much a heads/tails toss up.

[bunnies]

32. Yep. Flip a coin.

Its that meaningless.

[Mira]

48. ....a comment

after my own heart

[Art_from_Ark]

49. LOL

[Donkees]

33. 61 -- 37.9

[azmom]

34. Loving it.

[jalan48]

36. Looks like the Titanic, also known as the Hillary campaign, has hit an Ice Bern.

[Gene Debs]

40. 'Tis but a scratch.

[glinda]

45. Love it!

[zentrum]

37. YES!

It was blinding. Had to rub my eyes.

[SoapBox]

41. And then just saw Rachel say...

How "surprised" (or whatever) she was about Bernie.

Really Rachel? Really? You mean to tell me you are that much in a bubble and out of serious touch?

She has become another disappointment.

[glinda]

47. Well there was that one big important question that she asked

the fellow at the "College Party"..."Ask them if they have any beverages"?

[LovingA2andMI]

54. She's BEEN A Disappointment....

Before she bought her "crew" to pimp the Flint Water Crisis for Ratings --- and leave the next day #SMH.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

55. She's had to follow the entire cast of Republicans.

[Motown_Johnny]

42. They said it is the largest margin for a contested (D) primary in history.

The biggest one up until now was ~16%.


So Hillary did make history tonight. She suffered the worst defeat in the history of the Democratic Presidential Primary.

[hopemountain]

64. trump also made history with the gop 16+% margin

because why? voter turnout!!

[OnlinePoker]

50. This from CNN shows how screwed the U.S. electoral process is

As of right now, with 86% of the vote in, Sanders has a 60 to 39% lead over Clinton. Total delegates available from N.H. including supers is 32. Not counting the votes not yet counted, Clinton has 15 delegates and Sanders has 13. Super delegates should be banned. It's a disgrace to the will of the people.

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/nh/Dem

[Docreed2003]

53. That's truly astounding....

[vaberella]

52. OMG...That is an annihilation.

Wow. Wow!