March 15th is the last opportunity for a while for Clinton to microwave Sanders. Also, it will be even more difficult for Sanders to catch up if he remains significantly behind in delegates.

What percent of black votes in MI did Bernie win?

March 15 is going to be interesting...

I think I read 65-30 for Hillary earlier in the thread? Not sure though!

30% overall, 49% of those under 45

Yup, 65-31.

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CNN Michigan Exit Poll

Less than 30k: Clinton 52-47
30k-50k: Sanders 55-41
50k-100k: Sanders 51-47
100k+: Clinton 51-48

Dems: 57-41 Clinton
Independents: 71-28 Sanders

Very liberal: 59-41 Sanders
Somewhat liberal: 50-49 Sanders
Moderate: 53-44 Clinton

Top candidate quality:

Electability: 74-26 Clinton
Cares about people like me: 55-41 Sanders
Honest & trustworthy: 80-19 Sanders
Experienced: 79-20 Clinton

Race relations have:

Gotten better: 51-48 Clinton
Stayed the same: 52-47 Clinton
Gotten worse: 57-39 Sanders

Trump better snatch the delegates from Obama's birthplace.

What a random ranking... None of this makes sense or comes off as logical if you pay attention to the issues of the candidates that you ranked.

Make sure you vote for Bernie then

Bernie did quite well. This is gonna give next week's primaries an extra edge.

These two hour debates have to stop. They begin losing steam after an hour and I'm ready to tune out after 90 minutes.

People like this aren't pro-Bernie or pro-Trump. They're simply anti-Hillary.

Is Rubio going to lose Hawaii as well?

I'm so tired of them... When it's just two candidates, they're almost indistinguishable from each other and they're tiring. This will be the first one I don't watch unless it comes out something mind-blowing is said during it (which I don't see happening).

Or maybe that's just how they feel. I don't see you saying anything when Abel does the same thing with Bernie.

Abel is on my ignore list so I didn't know.

If I may talk about the Republicans for a sec, I'm surprised that Cruz was able to beat Kasich today. Cruz has turned out to be a much stronger candidate than I could have ever imagined. I thought he would win Iowa and then disappear like Huckabee and Santorum but he's still going strong in unexpected places.