Sanders has won 68.23% of 39,710 Oregon votes counted so far since media stopped updating results

[mhatrw]

The "final" tally according to every major media outlet is:

Sanders 320,7046 (56.03%)
Clinton 251,739 (43.97%)

That's a nice 12.06% margin of victory for Sanders.

Since those results were posted, a few Oregon counties have updated their results, with more updates pending.

Specifically, these following counties have to date reported the following adjustments from the readily available results:

Clackamas County: +1602 Sanders, +927 Clinton
Clatsop County: +82 Sanders, +34 Clinton
Lane County: +1117 Sanders, +644 Clinton
Multnomah County: +22,053 Sanders, +9,901 Clinton
Union County: +62 Sanders, +33 Clinton
Washington County: +2010 Sanders, +1016 Clinton
Yamhill County: +169 Sanders, +60 Clinton

Total adjustments so far: +27,095 (68.23%) Sanders, +12,615 (31.77%) Clinton

Most Recent Updated Results Currently Available

Sanders 347,841 (56.82%)
Clinton 264,352 (43.18%)

That's a resounding 13.64% margin in a closed primary and counting ...

And that's after the corporate media declared a 24/7 war of blatant falsehoods on Sanders and his supporters. And there is no reason to believe that this margin will not keep growing as more updated results are reported.

[eastwestdem]

1. Do you have the delegate count? nt

[mhatrw]

3. No, I do not know how the net +15,000 or so extra votes counted for Sanders so far

will affect the delegate count.

[merrily]

10. Probably would have posted it if he or she had it.

[winter is coming]

2. Why isn't the AP updating the results as they come in? n/t

[mhatrw]

4. LOL

[winter is coming]

6. :-) n/t

[nc4bo]

28. Doesn't fit their narrative one tiny bit! It's also a symptom

Of what is wrong with our 4th estate. A huge and obvious symptom actually.

[Lizzie Poppet]

41. One mustn't make Her Inevitableness look bad!

[msongs]

5. "adjustments"? as the bernie crowd would say in a hillary win, sounds like massive fraud nt

[mhatrw]

8. LOL. Must be. It couldn't be that the people who vote on election day totally favor Sanders.

[merrily]

11. Hmm. We get you hate Sanders, but which Democrat DO you support?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1916451

[mhatrw]

19. good question. nt

[merrily]

24. Amazing how long it took me to notice.

[JSup]

7. NYT site is still updating...

...stuck at 96%



http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/oregon

[mhatrw]

9. It hasn't updated shit since Wednesday. nt

[itsrobert]

12. Too bad Bernie needed a 40 pt win to have any shot

He missed his target. His campaign spent a lot of money on ground operation there.

[BainsBane]

13. He had a nice victory there

But the fact is he could win every state between now and the end of the primaries and still not catch up because he is way too far behind.

[Chezboo]

14. Amazing what happens when voting machines aren't doing the "counting"

and in closed primaries, no less.

[hack89]

36. Those votes are not hand counted nt

[Tiggeroshii]

15. 13.33% so far

http://oregonvotes.gov/results/2016P/index.html

[mhatrw]

18. That site is NOT fully updated.

It reports:

Hillary Clinton 263,347 42.52%
Bernie Sanders 345,890 55.85%
Write-in Votes 10,067 1.63%

The most current county reported results are:

Hillary Clinton 264,354
Bernie Sanders 347,841

I did not include write in votes in my updated results

If we use the SOS's currently reported number of write in votes:

Hillary Clinton 263,347 42.48%
Bernie Sanders 345,890 55.90%
Write-in Votes 10,067 1.62%

That's a 13.42% margin when you include write-in votes and a 13.64% margin when you do not. And growing daily. Maybe the Oregon's SoS's site will be caught up tomorrow.

[AzDar]

16. K & R

[mhatrw]

21. Yeah, 3 million smug Trump enablers who somehow never want to talk about issues.

Or is it 3 million voting machine +1s?

Because Sanders is killing Clinton anywhere votes are still counted by hand.

[mhatrw]

26. Let me guess. Your aunt watches a lot of cable news.

Do you realize how demeaning Clinton's doomed coronation is to anybody who is not comfortable with oligarchy?

Do you realize how stupid it is to trust black box voting machines, regardless of whether they are are rigging the vote in this specific nomination cycle?

Do you realize how difficult it is for a candidate who honestly and sincerely wants top help the bottom 99% to run against a celebrity member of political dynasty who has everybody in the top 0.1%, including everybody at Comcast and Time Warner, on speed deal?

[mhatrw]

44. Pot meet kettle, bra.

"Do you people know how silly you sound to rational folks? This outraged conspiratorial shrieking is driving many who might have felt kindly disposed to Bernie to write your movement off. "

It's completely insane to think the rich and powerful would ever think to work together to enrich themselves further and/or consolidate or extend their power. That would by definition be a CONSPIRACY, and Lord knows that your aunt has never seen or heard of a single one of those!

[Beowulf]

30. Interestingly they are not in accord with the exit polls.

[KoKo]

34. Oregon mostly uses Mail in Ballots...so Exit Polling doesn't work. n/t

[Beowulf]

40. I wasn't referring to Oregon

The post to which I replied mentioned the oft-cited 3 million vote advantage Clinton holds over Bernie. Exit polls have consistently been off always in favor of Hillary, sometimes radically off. Curiously, the exit polls in the GOP primary have been spot on.

[Cal33]

49. And just as interestingly, I've read that the Republicans' exit polls and actual vote counts

do match very closely. They practice fraud only against Democrats in the GE, they
don't practice fraud against their own party members during the Primaries.

[imari362]

22. K & R

[Betty Karlson]

23. K&R for truth. Mo more status quo. No more support for the status quo.

The 20th century is over - and so should its relics be.

[Demsrule86]

29. too little to late

He had to win by over 60 points. He didn't. It is not being updated because it is irrelevant.

[Warren DeMontague]

31. What's funny is the people here who thought Hillary would win Oregon because, uh, closed primary

The sudden 'experts' on OR who grudgingly admitted, yeah, they've never actually been here... pretty fucking funny.

Now we're back to being irrelevant shack-dwellers or right-wingers or some shit. I could have told you Sanders would pull off a solid win in OR.

[pdsimdars]

43. Yea, isn't is funny how there is SO MUCH DIFFERENCE when machines do it

and when there are actual ballots that are physically counted?

I wonder if there's a correlation?

[Warren DeMontague]

50. I think our voting system here ought to be adopted by the whole country.

Vote by mail, leaves a paper record for recounts, etc.

[JaneyVee]

32. Somethings up. I think Oregon was rigged. Hillary should send lawyers ASAP.

[firebrand80]

38. You should make a YouTube video nt

[SidDithers]

33. So?...

If the delegate count changes at all, it will be only marginal.

Sid

[Bluenorthwest]

35. But but but...Closed Primary!!!! It's just great fun to watch the East Coasters pretend they have

even half a clue about this part of the country. They did not hesitate to boldly speak their predictions:

New Oregon Poll (Oregon Public Broadcasting/Fox 12): Clinton 48 - Sanders 33
http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511948964

Poll: Despite Bernie Sanders' Crowds, Hillary Clinton Ahead In Oregon--48-33
http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511940218

New Poll Out of Oregon; Hillary up 15, 48-33 ..Hoping both dreams comes true for us..yikes
A bombshell to close out your weekend in style: Hillary up fifteen in Oregon.
Assuming Sanders loses Oregon by these margins, he would have to win all remaining primaries by ~ 70% to 30%, a vote share he has not reached outside of his home state of Vermont and that is not evident in the polling we have of the contests to come. All things are possible under heaven, this precise eventuality however strikes me at least as somewhat unlikely to occur.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1107134181

The comments are even better 'it's a closed Primary so she wins!!!'

Current count is 56% Sanders, 44% Clinton, about 5% still out and trending heavily Bernie of course. That poll was off by 23 points for Bernie. 23 points. Margin of error deluxe!

[firebrand80]

39. It's like when the benchwarmers get to play

In the last minutes of a blowout. There just happy to be out there, even if it's meaningless.

[mhatrw]

45. Every voter in CA & OR appreciates the profound respect accorded to us by Clinton and her supporters

[firebrand80]

47. No probs nt

[polly7]

37. Woot, woot!!! nt.

[pdsimdars]

42. I don't get it. In the title you say Bernie won 68.23% of the vote

And in the article you say 56.82%
Which is it?

[mhatrw]

46. 68.23% of the 40,000 votes that were not counted when the media stopped updating the results

56.82% of the total votes counted so far

[beachbumbob]

48. Doesn't matter...game over...