But should it really matter? I don't think so

Tuesday is going to be absolutely delicious. Hillary's delegate net gain from Florida alone will cause Berners to flood the streets with their tears.

This meltdown over a simple fact. I was just stating that she's only won open primaries in the South where most her support comes from

Just saying, Nevada wasn't open

Could be a coincidence. There have only be 12 open primaries/caucuses. 8/12 were in the South. Hillary won them all. One was American Samoa, which Hillary won. Vermont was obviously going to go Bernie regardless if it was open or closed, so the only "upsets" are Michigan and Minnesota (which is a very liberal and very white).

LOL.

Open enough that your assumptions of Hillary not being able to win open primaries out of the south is false.

Here is the list of all open primaries

Alabama - Hillary
Arkansas - Hillary
Georgia - Hillary
Illinois - March 15
Indiana - May 3
Massachusetts (Independents Only) - Hillary
Michigan - Bernie
Mississippi - Hillary
Missouri - March 15
New Hampshire - Bernie
North Dakota - June 7
Ohio - March 15
Oklahoma (Only Democratic) - Bernie
South Carolina - Hillary
Tennessee - Hillary
Texas - Hillary
Vermont - Bernie
Virginia - Hillary
Wisconsin - April 5

American Samoa is a closed caucus and Minnesota is open caucus. Of the 10 open primaries so far, Hillary has only won the ones in the South.

But it could very well just be a coincidence. We'll see in 3 days.

Hillary: Florida, North Carolina, Illinois(she's ahead in polls by 30-40 points), Ohio(CNN has her winning by 30)

Bernie: Missouri (although Hillary is leading by a few points)

If she wins all states tho.

So the only one she won out of the South is MA and by 2%?

BTW I didn't know Clinton had already won the Northern Marianas caucuses

Well Bernie has only won one out of the north and it was less by 10 points too.

Regional candidate

If you're using the fact CNN has her up by 30 why aren't you using the fact she's up by 4 and 7 in the new MO polls?

[urlhttp://www.uspresidentialelectionnews.com/2016-presidential-primary-schedule-calendar/]This/url] says American Samoa was open. And Yea there has only been three other states outside the south that have been "open".

Even despite losing MN and MI 538 says she actually still won her target. If it continues to be right then Hillary could win all the states on Tuesday.

10>>>2

Both Michigan and Oklahoma are the Midwest btw.

CNN polls shows Clinton leading 63-33 in Ohio (a bigger lead than the 61-34 lead in Florida) with 70% of voters definitely decided on who they're voting for.

MSNBC reports that if Hillary wins Florida and North Carolina BIG and loses Ohio, Illinois and Missouri by a small amount, that her lead will be insurmountable and the race will be "mathematically over". Exciting.

I think Bernie will win Missouri, because like Michigan there is no early voting allowed. Hillary benefits a lot from early voting, so that's why I don't think polls in states like Illinois and Ohio will be drastically different from their polls indicate.

Link??? Sounds good