Kasich just needs to establish himself as a legitimate candidate for a lot of people. Up until a couple of weeks ago, he was grouped with Christie and Jeb!, and if he wants any shot at this he needs to take lots of delegates from lots of states.

He's polling higher than I expected in Utah. He portrays himself as more of a centrist so I'm surprised that he has so much support there. I think they may have seen past his rhetoric

I think Utah will be a lot tighter than though, I also don't think Idaho will be as big as 25. Only one way to find out.

Thankfully, Arizona has more delegates than both Utah and Idaho. So, she'll probably still net more delegates than Bernie tomorrow night.

Yeah if there's one state where she can cause an upset it's Utah. But I remember some Kansas poll a week before the caucus that showed her +10 but she lost it by...idk more than 10. Caucus polls aren't as reliable

The one good thing is Democratic Utahans are either very conservative or very libera. If she gets him good with the conservatives and hold her ground with liberal (and maybe even try for the moderates even if there aren't that many) she could cause the upset. I personally don't see her losing by more than 15 but I'd love a win.

Oh yeah AZ has lots of delegates. I hope she wins it big. I can see it being +20 for her. It'll be at least 10

Hillary will win every state by a landslide from this point on.

Sanders won Kansas 67.7-32.3.

Utah has not had much polling on the Democratic side, so it's hard to predict. I personally think Sanders will win by around 15 points. He has done well in caucuses, and Utah is very white.

Bernie earned 9 pledged delegates
Hillary earned 4 pledged delegates

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireS...imary-37810507

The Wikipedia page for the Democrats Abroad primary is cool- it shows you provisional results for certain cities in the "voting centers" section.

Thanks. So he overperformed in that caucus (and all caucuses so far except Nevada). I still stick by him winning between 5-25 but anything under 15 would be good enough in my book to keep him at bay
Nice. And early voting in Wisconsin? Hope that also favors Clinton too

Just did the math and it will be quite difficult for her to finish the night with more delegates tomorrow. I did estimates for each state (a 60-40 split) and if she won AZ by 20, and he won ID and UT by 20 then she'd lead 67-64 in terms of delegates for the night (assuming neither of these states are weird and award based on congressional districts won too)

The one good thing about it is even if he wins the night in delegates it would have cut into her lead by like...3 delegates and that's already 3 out of the 9 or 10 states that "favor" him

I asked my English teacher (teaches about civilization and stuff) about the election, and she told me she thinks Trump will easily get the delegates needed to be the candidate. Thoughts?

(Btw, she told me that because I asked her about the convention thingy. She absolutely hates Trump.)

She will be fine!!! I just wanna get past these next 2 weeks! I can't for MD, NYC, PA and all of the states on the east coast to landslide for Hillary

He will easily get delegates but he may not reach the amount he needs before a contested convention. It's a 50-50 shot. Your professor probably thinks more likely than not

Switch Democrats Abroad.

Whoops. Good eye. Coding tables on ATRL are always a nightmare.

What are the chances that Bernie will win? Is it even possible, really?

He will win if they find the corpse of Dr. Benjamin Ghazi in her fridge and she gets arrested.

Is it a quote from Hillary? Man, I don't like her, but that was beautifully said.

Yes. It was from her victory speech from South Carolina, which I found to be her most uplifting and affecting speech yet.

Finally did the isidewith quiz.

Hillary Clinton 94%
Bernie Sanders 91%
Jill Stein 85%
John McAfee 75%
Gary Johnson 73%
Austin Petersen 58%
John Kasich 44%
Donald Trump 23%
Ted Cruz 21%

Mainly did it to compare my answers for Bernie/Hillary because I thought I supported Hillary and I was right!

What I find a kii is that when it was saying what issues I side with them on, for Trump, it said ''no major issues''