she was Secretary of State, meaning there were THOUSANDS of people working under her, many in dangerous places. I don't see how she can be blamed at all it's like blaming Bush directly for the thousands of people who died in 9/11

My final projections.

STATE / CLINTON / HRC-DEL / SANDERS / BS-DEL
Abroad / 53% / 7 / 47% / 6
Alabama / 76% / 40 / 24% / 13
American Samoa / 53% / 3 / 47% / 3
Arkansas / 67% / 21 / 33% / 11
Colorado / 47% / 31 / 53% / 35
Georgia / 70% / 71 / 30% / 31
Massachusetts / 54% / 49 / 46% / 42
Minnesota / 66% / 51 / 34% / 26
Oklahoma / 51% / 19 / 49% / 19
Tennessee / 64% / 43 / 36% / 24
Texas / 66% / 147 / 34% / 75
Vermont / 10% / 0 / 90% / 16
Virginia / 62% / 59 / 38% / 36
TOTAL / 61.5% / 540 / 38.5% / 338

The only one I'm really not confident about is Minnesota. That's a wild card, honestly.

You can't take those people seriously. You just have to ignore them and vote your conscience.

If she loses Vermont by 80%
I don't think she's going to win Massachusetts but I hope you're right!

i do agree with this, actually. i highly doubt he'll directly kill millions of people, and i hate it when people say he's literally hitler. that's going way too far.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/...ts-democratic/

Don't worry about that one.

of course this is true, but it makes me uneasy that a lot of trump supporters have far less extreme versions of attitudes that hitler's supporters did - that is, extremely high nationalism and a desire to scapegoat another race for problems. i definitely don't think this will lead to the murders of millions of people or any of the other outright sociopathic acts of the time, but it doesn't sound like it'll end well to me.

Oh wow the Oklahoma odds being basically 50/50

Why do American polling sites always look like they've been set up in the local high school cafeteria? Don't they have city halls or so?

I know Bernie is going to keep fighting until the convention but what were the number of delegates Bernie needs for the fight not to look ....well useless I guess

About 400. He's on track for about 340, which is well below what he needs and would lead to Hillary having a lead of over 200 in pledged delegates alone by the end of the night.

OMG! Bernie raised $42.5M in February?! What kind of slay!

There are polling sites everywhere (mainly schools, churches, etc.)

There are lots of different places that people vote. For example, I voted at my town hall. Other places are school cafeterias (like you said ), libraries, school gyms, churches, fire departments, court houses, etc.

ABC News Exit Poll

TX
Want an outsider as president 40%
Build a wall 67%
Evangelical 60%

VA
Want someone with experience as president 50%
Shared religious beliefs LEAST important of any state tonight

AR
Very conservative 40% (highest of any state so far)
Evangelical 80% (highest of any state so far)

VT
Independent 40%

"Save for Texas and Vermont, at least half of voters in preliminary exit poll results across the Super Tuesday states want the next president to be from outside the political establishment."

Overall
Ban Muslims 60%+ (AL, AR, TN 75%+)
Deport undocumented immigrants ~40%

"Other than Massachusetts and Vermont, three-quarters or more in all other states today say they’re conservative, hitting nearly eight in 10 in Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma and Tennessee."

"Evangelicals account for seven in 10 to eight in 10 voters in most Southern states today, except for Texas (six in 10), Virginia (just over half); it’s about a quarter in Massachusetts and Vermont alike."

How do you know about local polling sites? Do you just get information in the mail or?

Ban Muslims 60%

If Hillary pulls a few NH and (God can only grant) another SC, then Bernie is in deep waters.

I really hope she overperforms in Texas. Georgia is her's for the taken too. Can't wait. Ready for that 200+ lead.

Additional polling data on that from the CBS News Exit Poll:

"Support ranged from 64 percent in Virginia to 78 percent in Alabama and Arkansas [out of 9 states that CBS has exit poll data from]. (Support was 69 percent in Georgia, 72 percent in Tennessee, and 65 percent in Texas)."

72% goes against what ABC said but it's pretty close.