[Skywalker]

Hillary is leading in Jackson and St Louis county so far - the biggest counties.

If this holds..

[Benzene]

Someone at the SandersForPresident Reddit said "this is how Democracy dies."

You mean by Hillary winning more votes? The fumes.

[ABEL-o-matic]

Bill Clinton for Vice President!

[giRLbye.]

Rubio was giving black preacher teas in ha concession speech

[brndksk]

The Bernie supporters keep saying they'll elect Stein as president if Hillary wins.

[Icarus]

Bernie has been trashing the Democratic Party since he launched his campaign. Hopefully Hillary pays him the complete dust he deserves!

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Mickey

Politics:
https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/co...k3_megathread/

Sandersforpresident:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForP...s_mega_thread/

I AM LIVING FOR THIS!!!

[foxaylove]

State/Territory	Pledged Delegates	Winner	Hillary's Allocation	Bernie's Allocation
Iowa	44 delegates	CLINTON	23 delegates	21 delegates
New Hampshire	24 delegates	SANDERS	9 delegates	15 delegates
Nevada	35 delegates	CLINTON	20 delegates	15 delegates
South Carolina	53 delegates	CLINTON	39 delegates	14 delegates
Alabama	53 delegates	CLINTON	44 delegates	9 delegates
American Samoa	6 delegates	CLINTON	4 delegates	2 delegates
Arkansas	32 delegates	CLINTON	22 delegates	10 delegates
Colorado	66 delegates	SANDERS	28 delegates	38 delegates
Georgia	102 delegates	CLINTON	74 delegates	28 delegates
Massachusetts	91 delegates	CLINTON	46 delegates	45 delegates
Minnesota	77 delegates	SANDERS	31 delegates	46 delegates
Oklahoma	38 delegates	SANDERS	17 delegates	21 delegates
Tennessee	67 delegates	CLINTON	44 delegates	23 delegates
Texas	222 delegates	CLINTON	147 delegates	75 delegates
Vermont	16 delegates	SANDERS	0 delegates	16 delegates
Virginia	95 delegates	CLINTON	62 delegates	33 delegates
Kansas	33 delegates	SANDERS	10 delegates	23 delegates
Louisiana	51 delegates	CLINTON	37 delegates	14 delegates
Nebraska	25 delegates	SANDERS	10 delegates	15 delegates
Maine	25 delegates	SANDERS	9 delegates	16 delegates
Michigan	130 delegates	SANDERS	61 delegates	69 delegates
Mississippi	36 delegates	CLINTON	32 delegates	4 delegates
Northern Marianas	6 delegates	CLINTON	4 delegates	2 delegates
Florida	214 delegates	CLINTON	-	-
Illinois	156 delegates	CLINTON	-	-
Missouri	71 delegates	CLINTON	-	-
North Carolina	107 delegates	CLINTON	-	-
Ohio	143 delegates	CLINTON	-	-
~	~	~	Total = 773 Delegates	Total = 554 Delegates

*Michigan and Mississippi's delegate allocation aren't 100%, I think. I'll update the chart as the final numbers are confirmed.

*I added the pledged delegates earned from Northern Marianas since Hillary won 54% of the vote (102 votes) — while Bernie got 34% (65 votes).

[@michael]

Originally posted by Mike91

It would better help unite the party but Bernie is the exact opposite of Hillary.

I just don't get this Very little separates them when it comes to issues. Bernie is slightly more progressive.

[Wonderland]

When does California come into the picture and how do they think it'd vote?

[Life Savers]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

Ohio called for Hillary!!!

Who did? It's only 3% in

[Delilah.]

SHE WON OHIO

[Bloo]

OMG YES!!! Hillary is projected to be the winner in Ohio!!!!

[Anvarie]

Originally posted by Mickey

Politics:
https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/co...k3_megathread/

Sandersforpresident:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForP...s_mega_thread/

The tears

"But but top comments on articles and downvotes on Hillary related articles"

[@michael]

Surprisingly easy win in Ohio. I thought that race would go on all night.

[alexanderao]

AP calls Ohio for Clinton.

--

Ohio 3%

Kasich 43.4
Trump 33.8
Cruz 14.4

[MAKSIM]

Winning the crucial swing states! Nevada, Florida, and Ohio

[ABEL-o-matic]

Hillary wins Ohio!

3/5!

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Life Savers

Who did? It's only 3% in

The Guardian says it's called. I think AP Politics (Huffinton post).

[MrLovett]

Originally posted by nnnnnn

Bill Clinton for Vice President!

No! I want to hear what he's called when she is President. Will it be "Madame President and Former President" or something else. Obvs can't be 'First Lady'.