April 5th WISCONSIN primary. The establishment tyranny ends today - Polidicks

[QUOTE=Kyle902;50074879]Lol all all you naysayers sure love spouting that Bernie has no chance of winning at every possible turn don't you.[/QUOTE] Don't worry when Bernie wins tonight it'll be real quiet again. The best argument they can come up with is "Oh oh oh don't worry it's over in NY!!"

[QUOTE=GrizzlyBear;50073934]Also hooooooly fuck what's happened to Trump?[/QUOTE] nothing this was always expected the only people who are trying to make wisconsin seem more important than it is is the 24/7 networks that have to hype up this horse race

[QUOTE=The Rifleman;50074941]Don't worry when Bernie wins tonight it'll be real quiet again. The best argument they can come up with is "Oh oh oh don't worry it's over in NY!!"[/QUOTE] Most major pollsters admit that the actual race in WI for Bernie has widened in his favor. He could win by around 55-60%, and with reports of huge voter turnout, I am suspecting he will win a nice victory today.

[QUOTE=The Rifleman;50074941]Don't worry when Bernie wins tonight it'll be real quiet again. The best argument they can come up with is "Oh oh oh don't worry it's over in NY!!"[/QUOTE] Once he loses New York (which he inevitably will) it's over.

He's getting closer and closer to Clinton though in NY. Even if he loses by a small margin, he still have a chance with California.

[QUOTE=Doom64hunter;50075166]Once he loses New York (which he inevitably will) it's over.[/QUOTE] He's going to keep pestering Clinton until the very end, even if he has no shot.

[QUOTE=Doom64hunter;50075166]Once he loses New York (which he inevitably will) it's over.[/QUOTE] Wouldn't call it inevitable when he's down 10 points 2 weeks before the primary and barely campaigned in the state. He's erased huge polling deficits in Missouri, Illinois, and other states in less time.

[QUOTE=Doom64hunter;50075166]Once he loses New York (which he inevitably will) it's over.[/QUOTE] It is not mathematically possible for Hillary to get a completely insurmountable lead until April 26. If she wins literally every delegate between now and that day (100% victories in Wisconsin, Wyoming and New York), Bernie would still win if he won every delegate on April 26 and beyond. The race is currently too close for either side to claim total victory. A landslide Clinton win in New York would certainly sap Bernie's momentum and maintain Hillary's lead, but even a close Clinton win (<5%) would keep Bernie rolling, and a devastating Sanders win in New York (>50% advantage) would almost single-handedly reverse the standings. I don't expect this race to be definitive until June 7 and the California elections.

[QUOTE=Doom64hunter;50074875]Defiant to the end Cody. It won't end pretty though.[/QUOTE] Until the convention. Who wouldn't be defiant when the possibility of another clinton in the white house is beginning to seem real?

any exit polls yet?

[QUOTE=TheDestroyerOfall;50075548]any exit polls yet?[/QUOTE] Polls don't close until 9PM EST I think

[QUOTE=TheDestroyerOfall;50075548]any exit polls yet?[/QUOTE] Polls close in 4hours and 49minutes as of this post.

[QUOTE=TheDestroyerOfall;50075548]any exit polls yet?[/QUOTE] [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/10TdQYY.png[/IMG] Will find one for Democrats momentarily or if someone else finds one they can post it too

Cruz please. Dont let Trump win WI

polls close in about 9 minutes :hypeisreal:

[QUOTE=fruxodaily;50076959]polls close in about 9 minutes :hypeisreal:[/QUOTE] It's currently 1955, polls close 2100 ET

Just got back from voting for Bernie in Milwaukee. :excited:

[QUOTE=Michael haxz;50076979]It's currently 1955, polls close 2100 ET[/QUOTE] FUCK, misread Bradyns post oh well, still hyped

[QUOTE=Code3Response;50076900]Cruz please. Dont let Trump win WI[/QUOTE] He's already destined to have an awful time in the upcoming east coast states, if he loses this it will be a disaster for his campaign.

Polls closed yo

TYT reports exit polls @ 55-44 Sanders

[QUOTE=cody8295;50077362]TYT reports exit polls @ 55-44 Sanders[/QUOTE] Is that good enough to "keep him in the race"?

[QUOTE=geel9;50077368]Is that good enough to "keep him in the race"?[/QUOTE] Yeah, keep in mind it's just the initial exit poll. But it's below 538's estimates but it's in the ballpark of what most of us were expecting. This one is more about gaining momentum to influence NY.

[QUOTE=geel9;50077368]Is that good enough to "keep him in the race"?[/QUOTE] Yes. I'm hoping he gets 60 though.

[QUOTE=geel9;50077368]Is that good enough to "keep him in the race"?[/QUOTE] no he was never in the race he is doomed to fail beep boop

[QUOTE=Medevila;50077396]I mean that's not quite fair but he has no plausible path to the nomination at this stage[/QUOTE] There's 2000 delegates left to distribute, fuck you talking about?

If trump wins I am going to be so happy

[url]http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/apr/05/wisconsin-primary-results-live-election-2016[/url] let's get ready to rumble

[QUOTE=Aztec;50077374]Yeah, keep in mind it's just the initial exit poll. But it's [B]below 538's estimates[/B] but it's in the ballpark of what most of us were expecting. This one is more about gaining momentum to influence NY.[/QUOTE] Where abouts is their vote % estimates? To my knowledge, they only ever publish the chance that a nominee will win the state (e.g. 72% chance Bernie wins the state)

[QUOTE=Bradyns;50077440]Where abouts is their vote % estimates? To my knowledge, they only ever publish the chance that a nominee will win the state (e.g. 72% chance Bernie wins the state)[/QUOTE] They listed a roadmap for Bernie to get back on track and I believe it called for a 58% win. Maybe a little more. Here it is [IMG]https://i.gyazo.com/799f3c672d25c76386edbdcbbf976bf9.png[/IMG]