This is where exit polls are especially useful. 72% counted, HRC's 15% ahead,

[pnwmom]

but without exit polls they can't call it yet.

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2016/primaries/2016-06-07

[highprincipleswork]

1. Funny how they only seem accurate when they predict that Hillary will win.

[msongs]

2. funny how EVERY time bernie loses his crowd claim it is fraud, cheating, theft, etc etc nt

[LenaBaby61]

5. Yeah...

Well....

Spewing conspiracy theories of the highest order is all some have left.

Really happy to be around mostly non-toxic Bernie supporters

[highprincipleswork]

6. Funny how Hillary supporters can never respond to an honest point except with an attack on

either the messenger or the source or something like that.

Never direct and head on.

Kind of like their candidate.

[Arneoker]

7. Both you and those who answered you were being indirect

But all were quite clear. So what's your problem? I don't think you can back up your theory, so why complain when someone dismisses it?

[msongs]

3. btw 15% ahead = more than 400,000 votes ahead nt

[still_one]

4. Looking at the maps, Hillary is winning in all the large population areas, and whoever does

that, wins California. CNN has 61% in. NY Times has 76% in. The map from CNN is nice because it shows how the various areas are going, and the large cities are going with Hillary

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