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2016 Postmortem

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35. {Edit:} I see now that only some states require impartiality. My bad...

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #34)

Mon Aug 24, 2015, 04:20 PM

Aug 2015

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FiveThirtyEight Endorsement Update: Clinton 310, Biden 11, O'Malley 1, Sanders 0 [View all] Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 OP

That is fantastic! leftofcool Aug 2015 #1

To be clear. That's 310 points on a weighted scale. That is not the # of endorsements. think Aug 2015 #2

Thanks for pointing that out. Number23 Aug 2015 #8

YW. I initially thought Hillary had 310 endorsements so it is a bit confusing. think Aug 2015 #9

yes well O is still O for Bernie any way you weight it n/t BooScout Aug 2015 #14

No. It's 0 the way the site weighs it by not including state reps and senators. So weigh it anyway think Aug 2015 #18

I'm not much for memes.... BooScout Aug 2015 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author think Aug 2015 #22

State Reps usually don't get to be super delegates. leftofcool Aug 2015 #23

Reminder that all these offices come with a superdelegate vote. brooklynite Aug 2015 #34

{Edit:} I see now that only some states require impartiality. My bad... think Aug 2015 #35

I see Joe got endorsements from his home State. Way to go Joe! leftofcool Aug 2015 #3

oh noes. cali Aug 2015 #4

I'm going to post this update weekly Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #5

Seriously. I really do hope that you post it weekly. It's excellent information Number23 Aug 2015 #6

Ok. Still voting for Bernie, thanks. last1standing Aug 2015 #7

Me too. In fact, I cannot think of anything that would change my mind. :-) djean111 Aug 2015 #10

I'd stop supporting him if he started acting like Hillary. last1standing Aug 2015 #11

How dare you posts facts like that! hrmjustin Aug 2015 #12

No one is questioning the facts. djean111 Aug 2015 #13

A lot of things on this site are done to stick it to the other side. hrmjustin Aug 2015 #16

Oh, wow!!! lunamagica Aug 2015 #15

If I'm against the corrupt establishment in politics... pinstikfartherin Aug 2015 #17

I root for the underdog. SMC22307 Aug 2015 #19

This couldn't possibly be less surprising; status quo officials support status quo candidates, but Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #21

Chris Christie is second among the republicans bigdarryl Aug 2015 #24

Sanders is the quintessential career outsider in DC. Perfect combo. morningfog Aug 2015 #25

Not a single endorsement for Trump, the GOP frontrunner? Jamaal510 Aug 2015 #26

meaningless...... bowens43 Aug 2015 #27

Meaningless: NOT REALLY!! a nice piece of a predictor bigdarryl Aug 2015 #28

Really? You do understand that endorsements translate to super delegates? leftofcool Aug 2015 #29

Apparently Daischle would change his endorsement if Biden entered. CanadaexPat Aug 2015 #30

Vote with the establishment? What could go wrong? immoderate Aug 2015 #31

Thank you for the update Gothmog Aug 2015 #32

Endorsements don't always win nominations striegl Aug 2015 #33