[RatedG²]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

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.

She won't lose IL idk why people keep saying that . It's the 2nd safest state for her that day after North Carolina. Well FL is pretty safe too I guess

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by RatedG²

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?

She could win, but MO is giving me MI vibes right now. 13% is still undecided so it'll be another virtual tie hopefully.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

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.

PERCHED for this

[jpow]

Originally posted by Marvin

10>>>2

Both Michigan and Oklahoma are the Midwest btw.

I said north, not New England. Michigan is in the north of the USA. Oklahoma in near the south.

I would love you to post the map your using to say both Michigan and Oklahoma are midwest.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by King Maxx

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.

Hmm

The most weighted poll here has her leading 52% to 43%

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Link??? Sounds good

Originally posted by Marvin

Hmm

The most weighted poll here has her leading 52% to 43%

http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/09/politi...-florida-ohio/

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

She won't lose IL idk why people keep saying that . It's the 2nd safest state for her that day after North Carolina. Well FL is pretty safe too I guess

Why do you consider it "safe"?? I don't get it!

[jpow]

Originally posted by Marvin

Hmm

The most weighted poll here has her leading 52% to 43%

They also have Hillary at a 96% chance of winning

[Marvin]

Originally posted by jpow

I said north, not New England. Michigan is in the north of the USA. Oklahoma in near the south.

I would love you to post the map your using to say both Michigan and Oklahoma are midwest.

Mess I got confused for a second. The North and Midwest are not the same culturally so the geographic location is irrelevant in this case.

There are some maps that say OK is Midwestern though

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Why do you consider it "safe"?? I don't get it!

She hasn't lost a state that was over 30% nonwhite yet and IL is for sure going to be at least 40% nonwhite, at most 60% nonwhite. It'll be a massacre

[Marvin]

Originally posted by jpow

They also have Hillary at a 96% chance of winning

Well if she wins by 0.1% she still wins so... the lead is what actually matters to me

[jpow]

According to the site that Marvin just posted

Florida - Greater than 99% chance Hillary wins. 61% Hillary, 30% Bernie
Ohio - 96% chance Hillary wins. 52% Hillary, 43% Bernie
Missouri - 76% chance Hillary wins. 44% Hillary, 40% Bernie
Illinois - Greater than 99% chance Hillary wins. 62% Hillary, 25% Bernie
North Carolina - Greater than 99% chance Hillary wins. 58% Hillary, 34% Bernie

[BlueTimberwolf]

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/hill...j1Qyxw.twitter

Hillary University?

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Why do you consider it "safe"?? I don't get it!

1) She's leading by like 30-40 points in polls
2) It's Obama's state, and they love him so the Obama coalition Hillary is pushing should help.
3) AA population. Chicago alone is in Hillary's favor.

Originally posted by Marvin

Well if she wins by 0.1% she still wins so... the lead is what actually matters to me

Virtual ties are not in Bernie's favor. It actually just helps Hillary especially when she wins by huge margins in other rich delegate states that day.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Marvin

According to this map, Bernie has won open primaries on the east coast and in the midwest. Hillary has won open primaries on the east coast, in the midwest, and on the gulf coast. So Hillary is appealing to more regional areas than Bernie has

[Ramcoro]

If Bernie can get at least 98 delegates in Florida (out of 214) 71 in Illinois (156), 40 Missouri (out of 71 winning) and 80 in Ohio (out of 114 winning), and 30 in N.C. (out of 107), then he still has a technical chance.

Although, after that he will have to start sweeping every state. If the results happen as I state above the only other state he can afford to lose is New York and not by much. He will need 115 delegates out of 247. :michael

The positive side for Bernie is that the following states will be more demographically favorable to him. Except for Maryland, which I predict he will need at least 55/95 of MD's delegates to win.

Again this does not include super delegates.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/hill...j1Qyxw.twitter

Hillary University?

And people really think she cares about getting rid of student debt

[Marvin]

Originally posted by jpow

According to this map, Bernie has won open primaries on the east coast and in the midwest. Hillary has won open primaries on the east coast, in the midwest, and on the gulf coast. So Hillary is appealing to more regional areas than Bernie has

It also has NM on the Gulf Coast, so I wouldn't believe everything on it.

And like I said, I was grouping the South together culturally, not geographically. Outside of Atlanta, Georgia is just like Alabama and Mississippi.

[jpow]

Bernie just released a statement saying that he appreciates the protesters at Donald's rally but that his campaign didn't organize it.

[King Maxx]

Ready for Hillary to cross half of the amount delegates needed after Tuesday (in pledged delegates!)