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Nice! Thank you. Those are really good numbers for Bernie! Avalux Mar 2016 #1
Thank you angrychair Mar 2016 #2
I'm Sorta Surprised SDJay Mar 2016 #3
Maybe it's a "prairie populism" thing, kind of like Oklahoma? kath Mar 2016 #5
Oklahoma's history of progressivism: amborin Mar 2016 #14
It doesnt matter, according to some here red states dont matter. JaneyVee Mar 2016 #20
Apparently those who don't support BS are non-"people." Tanuki Mar 2016 #23
there are not too many Democrats in Oklahoma but the few they have are good people Vote2016 Mar 2016 #32
kick & rec #5 Vote2016 Mar 2016 #4
59%-40% isn't usually considered a tight race -- it's usually considered a landslide Freddie Stubbs Mar 2016 #6
59% to 40% is a tight race when only 15 states have voted and Hillary's best states are behind her Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #15
Best states behind her? She has a wide lead in Florida. Freddie Stubbs Mar 2016 #18
MOST of the Confederacy is behind her (Louisiana and Florida are still whistling Dixie for Hillary) Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #27
California beltanefauve Mar 2016 #33
Sorry, what were you saying? JaneyVee Mar 2016 #19
What are you seeing for Kansas, Nebraska, Maine, Idaho, Utah, Alaska, Washington, Hawaii, etc.? Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #28
True, and good for Bernie frazzled Mar 2016 #7
I hope he gets new momentum from this. Cobalt Violet Mar 2016 #8
Me, too! Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #31
and the Revolution continues! liberal_at_heart Mar 2016 #9
Let's get it ON!! AzDar Mar 2016 #10
If I was a Bernie supporter, I would encourage you not to make predictions any more. nt LexVegas Mar 2016 #11
I'm reporting predictions (betting markets, polling, etc.); I'm not making predictions, but thanks! Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #16
Your track record of reporting is horrendous. Perhaps look for reputable sources? nt LexVegas Mar 2016 #21
My track record of reporting polls is 100% accurate. The polls themselves have been mostly accurate. Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #26
Personal slam is beneath you, and is unwarranted because Attorney in Texas is reporting facts. JudyM Mar 2016 #30
So, what's your projection on the net delegate gain / loss for Sanders after those 4 states...nt SidDithers Mar 2016 #12
Let's check the pledged delegate count on April 9. Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #17
Giving all races a 60/40 split, Bernie could take 70 PDs to Hillary's 64. morningfog Mar 2016 #22
While we're past the Dixie primary, the worm doesn't turn full scale until March 22. Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #24
And the margin of victory in Louisiana will probably more than offset his wins in those 3 states Godhumor Mar 2016 #13
And a huge Hillary win in Louisiana will likely offset any gains by Bernie. DCBob Mar 2016 #25
Let's see how the stretch from March 22 to April 9 plays out. Attorney in Texas Mar 2016 #29
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