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8. My predictions(no bias used)

Sun Mar 13, 2016, 03:06 AM

Mar 2016

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FL:
50/50 Sanders/Clinton
Trump

IL:
Sanders
Trump

MO:
Sanders
Cruz

NC:
Clinton
Cruz

OH:
Sanders
Trump

I don't like Kasich's chances for some reason in Ohio and I think he drops out Tuesday after taking the 'L'. Sanders, I think, pulls out some key victories based on his appeal of ideas and the states provided and also based on the events from this weekend and the possible appeal to voters that he truly cares about the values Trump despises. I won't be surprised to see a wide margin win for Sanders in either OH or MO. Hillary will have to start rebooting her campaign, I feel, if she doesn't want another 2008 to take place. As for Trump, this all but locks it up for him because of the unusual circumstances of this race across the board and winning OH.

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March 15 Primary Predictions [View all] RandySF Mar 2016 OP

With all due respect, I hope you are wrong in IL, and MO - I'm thinking PatrickforO Mar 2016 #1

Chicago and St. Louis are VERY influential in statewide primaries RandySF Mar 2016 #3

Yes, you and me both. I'm very, very concerned about Trump. PatrickforO Mar 2016 #6

You do know the polls have Trump up 20+ points in Florida, right? davidn3600 Mar 2016 #2

Mason-Dixon, one the best firms, has Rubio closing fast. RandySF Mar 2016 #4

That poll is an outlier at this point davidn3600 Mar 2016 #7

I am extremely curious to see if what occured in Kansas and Michigan continues Quixote1818 Mar 2016 #5

My predictions(no bias used) RepubliCON-Watch Mar 2016 #8

Clinton to sweep brettdale Mar 2016 #9

Trump is way ahead in the polls in Florida oberliner Mar 2016 #10

Kicking for further discussion. RandySF Mar 2016 #11