I answered a similar question. Yes they're reliable because they're always right virtually. The last time a poll was wrong to this caliber was 2008 New Hampshire
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Originally posted by King Maxx
Well most of them weren't wrong before. MI is something odd.
Okay, good to know. Michigan is the one that got away
The results didn't get him any closer to the nomination but nobody can deny it's a stunning win. Even he didn't think he'd win, hence his presser from an Aldi parking garage.
The results didn't get him any closer to the nomination but nobody can deny it's a stunning win. Even he didn't think he'd win, hence his presser from an Aldi parking garage.
For Hillary to be on track for the nomination she needed to take 86 delegates tonight. Right now she has 86.
For Bernie to be on track for the nomination he needed to take 80 delegates. Right now he has 69.
8 still need to be allocated for Michigan. 3 still need to be allocated for Mississippi.
UGH I hate it when they call every Tuesday set of primaries "super tuesday 2" or "super tuesday 3" goddammit there's one super tuesday, if anything, the other tuesdays are mini tuesdays