Originally posted by foxaylove

Nah, I don't see it being that close in Nebraska and Kansas to have split delegates. I think he'll win each state once all the numbers are in by 10 -15%, which is enough to have a decent lead. However, the question is, how big will she win Louisiana? If it's by 30 - 60%, she'll leave this evening with the delegate lead for today's primaries and caucuses, but Maine tomorrow, will give Bernie the delegate lead for this weekend.

Bernie needs to take a delegate rich state by a decent margin to start and chip away at Hillary's pledged delegate lead. Michigan, Florida, Ohio, and Illinois....he can't let all of those states go to her. March 15th will be a HUGE day and will ultimately decide if this race is all but over or if the competition starts to get tight again.

Originally posted by IcarusIsFlying

Cruz is coming for that nomination

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Sis, dear... Bernie will not be winning Michigan, Florida, Ohio or Illinois... They will all go to Hillary. Hillary is up by close to 30 points in the polls for both Michigan and Florida.

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Is Hillary holding a news conference tonight??????

Originally posted by Radiance

Sure, but are you prepared to let your vote go to waste, increasing the chances of a GOP victory? If you align with the greens, I'm sure you'd rather a centre-left party be in power rather than centre-right.

Originally posted by D_Man3379

Originally posted by Mike91

Bernie is campaigning hard in these states, and yes, it makes a difference.

But tomorrow's debate, Bernie HAS to go on the attack. Absolutely has to. Him attacking her on trade could make a difference for Michigan.