If Sanders winds up winning in Michigan, in fact, it will count as among the greatest polling errors in primary history. Clinton led by 21.3 percentage points in our final Michigan polling average. Previously, the candidate with the largest lead to lose a state in our database of well-polled primaries and caucuses was Walter Mondale, who led in New Hampshire by 17.1 percentage points but lost to Gary Hart in 1984.
Why can't they just announce Bernie as the winner....
You're just going to get your hopes wildly up again in a second. I still think her win is secured. Wayne county will pull through for her, I think (but not hope)
donald's speeches are hilarious...he can really benefit with a speech writer..but i also like that he's pretty much off the cuff
That he doesn't have speech writers and pretty much just rambles venomously for long stretches of time is probably one of the key reasons he's so popular. It comes across as off-the-cuff and sincere where everyone else's feel prefabricated and focus grouped. People who come across like politicians aren't en vogue now.
This is a big loss for Hillary. She was very much ahead in the polls.
No sugarcoating it. Also a terrible loss for the polling industry. Yikes.
Hillary will probably be inclined to spend more money to run up the score in FL, IL, and NC (especially FL, which is closed). Bernie dumped a LOT of cash into Michigan and it looks like it paid off.
It's a big win for Bernie, even if the delegates won't refflect it as such.
If Hillary had taken both tonight there wouldn't be much doubt heading towards next week's tuesday. However, If Hillary doesn't get Florida, and don't talk to me about polls
Bernie and Hillary both beat Trump in almost all national polls
