Has grown stale now that Bernie is a threat?

CNN really is a damn mess.

For the last hour, I'd say they've mentioned Trump in at least 8/10 of their news stories.

I'm going to a state-wide phone banking for Hillary tonight, so queen better not disappoint tomorrow. I need her to try and end things once and for all.

What state are you in btw??

. If she wins whatever state you're doing I'll owe it to you!

Monday Polls

Florida
PPP Clinton +25
Quinnepiac +26

Ohio
PPP Clinton +5
Quinnepiac Clinton +5

North Carolina
PPP Clinton +19

Illinois
PPP Clinton +3

Missouri
PPP Sanders +1

Very interesting read
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/doc...em_Surveys.pdf
Clinton easily wins among Democrats, but is getting thrased with independents. She has already ammased a 68-29 lead in North Carolina with early voters

Polls for everyone today!

Quinnipiac Florida Poll

Trump +24

Quinnipiac Florida Poll

Clinton +26

PPP (D) Florida Poll

Clinton +25

Ohio Quinnipiac Poll (link same as republican above)

Kasich and Trump tied

Ohio Quinnipiac Poll (link same as democratic one)

Clinton +5

Ohio PPP (D) Poll (link same as democratic one)

Clinton +5

North Carolina PPP (D) Poll

Trump +11

North Carolina PPP (D) Poll (same as PPP poll above)

Clinton +19

Illinois PPP (D) Poll (again same as above for democrats)

Clinton +3

Missouri PPP (D) Poll (once again same as above)

Sanders +1


edit: Ninja'd by Maksim

OMG it's gonna be SO CLOSE. (( idk if I'm gonna be able to watch

I live in Maryland (outside of DC), but we are going to be calling people in the states voting tomorrow!! Trying to convince those independents to vote for Hillary!

Anyways to add on to you, she amassed a similar 2-1 lead in Florida as well with early voting. And more good news is that at least for FL, early voting is expected to make up just about half of all total votes in the primary this year

Hillary better pull though tomorrow. She has to impress in IL town hall tonight, it's so close.

Be ready to hear Bernie tie her to Rahm Emmanual tonight

Unfortunately, we all know thats what he's going to do... And it sucks. I almost wish there wasn't another town hall tonight because I feel like they're doing it on purpose to make the race even tighter (which is annoying).

She's trailing Bernie by 5 points in Illinois (weird considering its her birth-place) http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/...cratic-primary

The good thing is, even if Bernie overperforms and captures ~350 delegates (more than Hillary tomorrow so thats a big if), Bernie will still be behind by 199-201 delegates. After tomororow there will be 52% of the remaining pledged delegates left in the contest. In order for Bernie to win the nomination he would need to win more than 60%, but less than 65% of those 52% remaining pledged delegates. This means he would need to pull a 20 point average in the remaining states after March 15th.

There is one thing I am worried about. Idk if I'm right when I say this... But if Bernie does win Ohio, Illionois and Missouri... Are people going to start to worry about whether or not Hillary should be the nominee? People are saying that the super delegates may switch over to Bernie if he wins those states because those are the states that "matter". thats why I'm scared Do you get what I'm saying? People continue to say that if Hillary can only win the Southern states, she's not the best candidate. That pisses me off

Every state really should be an open primary with same day registration. I find it weird that there are different laws by state when voting for a national election

And I honestly think I'm gonna need to sleep through the day tomorrow because I'm going to be so nervous.. Ugh why does it have to be so close. I feel like independents are going to win all 3 of the mid-western states for Hillary. It seems like the polls may have them severely underestimated...

Don't use that site they don't correctly average out the polls

Sis, if Hillary loses Ohio, Illinois and MO, do you think the super delegates will switch even if Hillary still leads in overall delegates and the popular vote?