Okay enjoy the paid corporate media poll results, lets see if this is the same result 2016 election.

Yes. I will enjoy the statistically valid poll results that DON'T over-represent the one and only group that Bernie has an advantage with, and that have - for DECADES - been the most accurate predictor of actual caucusing and voting. Thank you.

You've been consistently against her without good reason, so let's not just pretend her supporters are dumb.

These lashings. Let's save it for the republicans!

Nowhere did i say her supporters are dumb though. Benzene is just smarter than the avg ATRLer so i expect(ed) her to see through the smoke+mirrors

Aaaand, i have (valid) reasons for disliking her, but i'll probably auto-vote for her anyway (Republicans are beyond disgusting) so you should be happy, it's a vote for her regardless

You do realize you use the same non-scientific polls/sites that Trump supporters use to show that "75% of people" thought trump won the debate.

My problem is with the fact that you think there are smoke and mirrors to be seen through, rather than just acknowledging that some of us greatly prefer Hillary for a myriad of tangible, real reasons.

Hillary going for twelve dollars was one of the best moments of the debate for her. Fifteen dollars for minimum wage is ridiculous. That's more than some people make for full time jobs. It's also strange how no one has called out O'Malley for parroting Sanders throughout the debate. Especially when he is less liberal than Hillary based on his own actions.

And oop.

I'm not 100% enthusiastic for Hillary; I like Bernie but he's not making it to the general, so I'm prob. gonna vote for her by default.

And as much as Bernie stans care about him, if it's up to Hillary vs. Rubio/Bush/Cruz, they'll swallow the pill and vote for Hillary.

Democratic National Convention and Primary Season Update

If anyone is curious, we have reliable poling data from Iowa, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, California, Florida, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New York, Minnesota, Georgia, Connecticut, Arizona, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Missouri for the Democratic caucuses and primaries.

In these 25 states, if the vote were held today and remained consistent with most recent poll numbers, the breakdown would be as follows:

Clinton: 1,814 delegates
Sanders: 867 delegates
O'Malley: 155 delegates

We can discount O'Malley, then, because he clearly does not matter. if we add superdelegate support as it currently stands (meaning we do not designate uncommitted superdelegates to anyone), Bernie has 875 total delegates and Hillary has 2,173, from just the 25 states listed here. 2,171 are required to win the nomination - two less than Hillary would have in theory from these 25 states.

I'll keep updating these figures as the primary season progresses.

Thanks Chanel.

Can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm getting close to counting out Jeb for my prediction of getting the Repub nom.

Looking more and more like Rubio everyday.

I'm hoping more and more every day that Jeb manages to pull ahead, by some miracle. He'd be such an easy candidate for Hillary to beat.

I hope Jeb wins the nomination because he's possibly a republican I could support . I wouldn't mind voting for him actually

Bitch don't make me drag you too, you only saw the tip of the claws for Bernie

RIP Bernie 2016 I'll just hold out hope for a Hillary/Bernie ticket

I hope that's the case. Bernie, the oldest candidate, somehow managed to have a strong following primarily with younger voters that are more politically illiterate. Hopefully they recognize the differences between Hillary and Bernie are much fewer than the differ than the differences between Bernie and any republican candidate.

Even Bernie has said Hillary would be a better president than any Republican. However, after watching the debate this weekend, I can't help but think more that Bernie is running only to bring issues into the limelight, not necessarily to get the nomination. I think it's hard to believe that he would think that he, as an independent (democratic) socialist, would be nominated for the capitalist Democratic Party.

The debate was overall an obvious attack on Hillary, but I think she enjoyed it because she does a good job under pressure and it was clear she even wanted Bernie to attack her personally.

June can't come soon enough.

Jeb won't win the nomination, but he's technically an easier sell than Rubio.
Do people actually see the Republican base coming out in droves to vote for the son of first generation Hispanic immigrants? We're being reeaaaaaally optimistic here lol.
I just don't see it.
What other white male choices do they have left?