Does it really matter? Hilary will win the nomination anyway.

Hillary by a little bit, but I think they both will get the same amount of delegates since the delegates are given proportionately. Although "winning" could make a difference in terms of momentum and publicity.

Queen Hillary will slay! Poor Berniebros!

Unfortunately.

Fixed.

Hillary hopefully. She's ahead in the final poll. Caucus is a difficult process that mainly dedicated voters go out to (we don't know if Bernie has that like Hillary just yet). And it's on a Monday night when young voters (who are elaning toward Bernie) are in college and probably have homework and class the next morning.

Hillary. But I hope it's Bernie for the media drama.

Idk. Bernie is a good guy and seems the least corrupt. But Hillary has lots of experience.

We don't have time for media politics right now. If Hillary loses, she is most likely done for. Because New Hampshire is Bernie's right now. She can't afford to lose both.

Hillary will win the Iowa caucus; even if she narrowly loses the popular vote I think she can still win the delegate count, correct? Either way, I think she's winning the popular vote as well.

I'm caucusing for Hillary and I can't wait!

We need a separate thread for this?

I am very much leaning towards a Hillary win. Both camps know she's in the lead. As long as turnout doesn't soar above 200K (or around that mark) she has this win. Bernie will need to not only get turnout around that mark but scatter his voters to multiple precincts instead of the heavily concentrated ones.

It's an uphill battle for him. Not to mention the final poll, and most accurate in the country, predicts him being slightly down. We will see how things are. Watch CNN @ 8pm EST

Hillary, Nate Silver agrees.
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/...wa-democratic/

I swear if Hialry gets the nomination I will vote trump We will all burn together

Umm

If that's how you decide to vote then you probably should just sit out of the election—in all honesty—regardless of who gets the nomination.

I wonder if the Independents will come out for Bernie tomorrow. Selzer even admitted that this election cycle is quite strange. Her poll (which is considered the best), for the Democrats has the difference between Sanders and Hill's scores within the margin of error and has 10% Undecided. It is most definitely going to be close.

Hillary better win

not sure if trolling or just...

In the most recent poll right before that, most of the proportion that in Selzer's poll is undecided went to Clinton, with two points going to O'Malley.

Additionally, I do think that more O'Malley supporters will go to Clinton when their candidate is declared to not be viable. It will be close, but I think things are leaning toward a Clinton victory, this time.

I'll note that in 2008, Obama had a narrow lead just before the caucus among other advantages, whereas this time that lies with Hillary. Selzer herself called it for Obama last time.