• April 5th WISCONSIN primary. The establishment tyranny ends today
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Apparently young voter turnout is highest since 1976
[QUOTE=cody8295;50077457]Apparently young voter turnout is highest since 1976[/QUOTE] I wonder if it broke the polls again.
2% reporting 55-44
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Most major networks are going for Bernie. Lead is growing.
3% 56-43
[QUOTE=JohnFisher89;50077425]If trump wins I am going to be so happy[/QUOTE] Gee, who'd've thought.
Cruz and Sanders are going to take WI, calling it
NBC and ABC already calling for Bernie and the Zodiac Killer
fox also called it for sanders
[QUOTE=Medevila;50077396]I mean that's not quite fair but he has no plausible path to the nomination at this stage[/QUOTE] I dont know, if he could pull something off in New York he would be very much still in the race.
i just wonder whose going to take the capital
6% 57-43
Damn people are calling it for sanders? Welp come on trump pull a miracle!
[QUOTE=cody8295;50077551]6% 57-43[/QUOTE] I hope that lead keeps growinggggg
[QUOTE=The Rifleman;50077554]I hope that lead keeps growinggggg[/QUOTE]lookin for them madison votez
CNN called it for Cruz
[QUOTE=fruxodaily;50077542]i just wonder whose going to take the capital[/QUOTE] Obviously Sanders... and I dont know who for the Republicans. Madison is incredibly liberal
[QUOTE=geel9;50077368]Is that good enough to "keep him in the race"?[/QUOTE] I'd hope for closer to 60-40. 56% is bare minimum, actually I think it's closer to 56.6%. Problem with reaching that number is that it's harder to cover in the future when he's expected to under-perform (Maryland and Delaware, maybe Penn) So for Bernie to have a real shot, you'd want to see him [B]over-perform[/B] in states where he's expected to win. Glad it looks like he won, but for his sake I hope the number goes up.
I wonder how wide the margin will be for Sanders. Also looking forward to the NY Debate, that'll decide the gap between Sanders and Clinton and who has the higher percent. If Sanders can really make an impact in the debate I say he could win NY which would give him a nice momentum boost imo.
hold your comments until dane results are in, maybe milwaukee too. lots of rural areas coming in atm
Im sure it will be at least 60-40 for Bernie
[QUOTE=rilez;50077565]I'd hope for closer to 60-40. 56% is bare minimum, actually I think it's closer to 56.6%. Problem with reaching that number is that it's harder to cover in the future when he's expected to under-perform (Maryland and Delaware, maybe Penn) So for Bernie to have a real shot, you'd want to see him [B]over-perform[/B] in states where he's expected to win. Glad it looks like he won, but for his sake I hope the number goes up.[/QUOTE] His success here could be huge because it's no doubt going to impact his momentum going into NY which is the crown jewel of this election IMO. I think that NY will determine whether or not Bernie wins the nomination, not just whether or not he can stay in the race. It's do or die and the spoils are massive.
Guardian, NBC, ABC and CNN calling it for Cruz (he was ticked on guardian) Probably confirmed for Sanders as well
Hope Trump does a close second if he loses, he only need 10 delegates to remain on course. I sencerily hope bernie does a close one and misses his targets, that man should not be elected.
Bernie losing Milwaukee County...
Madison has chosen Sanders and Cruz
60-40 in dane right now.
Lead just dropped to 52, 18% in
52-47 sanders now
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