Bernie wins Oregon by 11 and only loses 1 county by 1 vote. So much for not being

[litlbilly]

able to win a closed primary. At this point I'm not so sure he lost KY, we will see.

[floriduck]

1. I'm curious how many super delegates from Oregon he got, besides Jeff Merckley.

Probably Zero like Washington.

[Cali_Democrat]

2. Do you think Alan Grayson should switch his support to Hillary since she won Florida?

[Duckhunter935]

6. Did she win all of the delegates

How many supers from Florida does she have? Is it proportional?

[SheenaR]

7. Yes

Especially if his district went heavily for Clinton. Unless he does not care about getting re-elected

[HumanityExperiment]

14. 32 SDs...

she 64% out of FL, so does Grayson fall into her bucket or Bernie's of those 32 SDs?

Oh wait.... she got 24 'pledged' and Bernie got 2 'pledged'... so MATH.... Hmmm those % don't match the voting outcomes in that state.... how odd....

[litlbilly]

3. That will be interesting to see if Ron Wyden switches to Bernie. I would have liked to see

a 20 point blowout but, 11 is still a big landslide and am very proud of my home state

[floriduck]

4. Wyden was the big TPP cheerleader. He'll stay with Hill.

[litlbilly]

9. I wouldnt bet on that

[floriduck]

10. I really hope you're right.

[litlbilly]

12. If Bernie gets a blowout in Ca, I think the supers will really have to think long and hard

about who they support. Just saw today, Hillary losing to trump by 4 in GA, no big deal but Bernie is beating
Trump outright in GA by 5. Can you imagine Bernie actually winning a pure red state? I think that is huge.
If that is true, I would say he could actually win a few more of those red states.

[Adrahil]

17. Would you advocate SD's selecting Bernie if he didn't have

the majority of pledged delegates?

[KingFlorez]

5. Yahoo, he won his first closed primary

Unfortunately for him it's too late in the game to really matter and it doesn't result in much of a delegate gain.

[amborin]

8. and despite so many voters being prevented from voting!

[litlbilly]

11. this is the best map that shows alomost a 12 point win. Look at the only Hill county

1 vote ahead. Just amazing.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/may/17/primary-results-kentucky-oregon-election-2016

[Qutzupalotl]

13. Looks like they're still counting Lane and Multnomah counties

which are both populous and favoring Bernie. With 92.6% reporting statewide, Bernie has an 11.6% lead. That's very good.

[litlbilly]

16. Yep, and they are only gonna add to the BERNie total:)

[litlbilly]

15. as much as I would like to see the Hill responses to this, I am so thankful for that ignore button:)

[pdsimdars]

18. Hillary is unelectable in the General. And we already know that. Hope the Dem party thinks first.

[litlbilly]

19. Thats why I think the delagates mean nothing at this point. Who can win in the GE

People hopefully can see that its not Hillary. Only Bernie will wipe out any repub especially with the indes.