[LuLuDrops]

Angie going IN

[Mike91]

Trump is leading Clinton in Ohio so far. I knew there was a reason I wanted to leave this state.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by Mike91

Trump is leading Clinton in Ohio so far. I knew there was a reason I wanted to leave this state.

I think there is something wrong with that set of polls released. It also shows both Bernie and Hillary having small wins against trump in Florida (one percent). I'd like to look at more of the data breakdown later when I have access to a desktop, but something about it doesn't seem right.

[heckinglovato]

I created a map based on current scientific polling and scientific predictions
Hillary is going to be POTUS.

EDIT: Eek! Texas was meant to be red, sorry. (not that it would affect the outcome anyway)

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Mike91

Trump is leading Clinton in Ohio so far. I knew there was a reason I wanted to leave this state.

King trump stays winning!!!

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Adonis

King trump stays winning!!!

She's still leading him in average polling, I believe.

I don't think Trump will get Ohio

[Reza]

Im absolutely disgusted by the amount of coverage the cable media outlets are giving trump. Literally 50 minutes of trump on every show and maybe 10 about Bernie and Hillary combined. I think I might take a break for a few weeks until June.

[heckinglovato]

Current GE Predictions

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Operatives, strategists, pollsters and analysts in each swing state:

New Hampshire

Charlie Arlinghaus, Arnie Arnesen, Patrick Arnold, Rich Ashooh, Dean Barker, Juliana Bergeron, D.J. Bettencourt, Michael Biundo, Ray Buckley, Peter Burling, Jamie Burnett, Debby Butler, Dave Carney, Jackie Cilley, Catherine Corkery, Garth Corriveau, Fergus Cullen, Lou D’Allesandro, James Demers, Mike Dennehy, Sean Downey, Steve Duprey, JoAnn Fenton, Jennifer Frizzell, Martha Fuller Clark, Amanda Grady Sexton, Jack Heath, Gary Hirshberg, Jennifer Horn, Peter Kavanaugh, Joe Keefe, Rich Killion, Harrell Kirstein, Sylvia Larsen, Joel Maiola, Kate Malloy Corriveau, Maureen Manning, Steve Marchand, Tory Mazzola, Jim Merrill, Jayne Millerick, Claira Monier, Greg Moore, Matt Mowers, Terie Norelli, Chris Pappas, Liz Purdy, Tom Rath, Colin Reed, Jim Rubens, Andy Sanborn, Dante Scala, William Shaheen, Stefany Shaheen, Carol Shea-Porter, Terry Shumaker, Andy Smith, Craig Stevens, Kathy Sullivan, Chris Sununu, James Sununu, Jay Surdukowski, Donna Sytek, Kari Thurman, Colin Van Ostern, Deb Vanderbeek, Mike Vlacich, Ryan Williams

Colorado

Adam Eichberg, Alan Salazar, Andrew Freedman, B.J. Nikkel, Craig Hughes, Cole Finegan, Frank McNulty, Karen Middleton, Laura Carno, Matt Chandler, Michael Fortney, Owen Loftus, Pat Waak, Pete Maysmith, Rick Ridder, Rob Witwer, Roxane White, Ryan Call, Steve Welchert, Taylor West, Ted Harvey, Will Coyne

Florida

Alia Faraj-Johnson, Andrea Reilly, Andrew Weinstein, Andrew Wiggins, April Schiff, Ashley Walker, Ben Pollara, Beth Matuga, Brian E. Crowley, Chris Korge, Christian Ulvert, Damien Filer, David Beattie, David Johnson, Dennis Baxley, Elizabeth Cuevas-Nuender, Eric Johnson, Eric Jotkoff, Fernand R. Amandi, Fred Menachem, Gus Corbella, Jacki Lee, Jessica D. Ehrlich, Joe Mobley, John Dowless, Jon Mills, Joseph Falk, Judith Diaz, Justin Day, Kelly Cohen, Kevin Cate, Kevin Sweeny, Marian Johnson, Mark Ferrulo, Marty Fiorentino, Max Steele, Nelson Diaz, Nick Iarossi, Pamela Burch Fort, Rich Heffley, Richard R. Swann, Rick Wilson, Roger Stone, Ronald L. Book, Ryan Duffy, Ryan Wiggins, Scott Arceneaux, Slater Bayliss, Steve Schale, Steven Vancore, Susan A. MacManus, Tim Baker, Wayne Bertsch

Iowa

Tim Albrecht, Brad Anderson, Rob Barron, Jeff Boeyink, Bonnie Campbell, Dave Caris, Sam Clovis, Sara Craig, Jerry Crawford, John Davis, Steve Deace, John Deeth, Derek Eadon, Ed Failor Jr., Karen Fesler, David Fischer, Doug Gross, Steve Grubbs, Tim Hagle, Bob Haus, Joe Henry, Drew Ivers, Jill June, Lori Jungling, Jeff Kaufmann, Brian Kennedy, Jake Ketzner, David Kochel, Chris Larimer, Chuck Larson, Jill Latham, Jeff Link, Dave Loebsack, Mark Lucas, Liz Mathis, Jan Michelson, Chad Olsen, David Oman, Matt Paul, Marlys Popma, Troy Price, Christopher Rants, Kim Reem, Craig Robinson, Sam Roecker, David Roederer, Nick Ryan, Tamara Scott, Joni Scotter, Karen Slifka, John Smith, AJ Spiker, Norm Sterzenbach, John Stineman, Matt Strawn, Phil Valenziano, Jessica Vanden Berg, Nate Willems, Eric Woolson, Grant Young

Nevada

Adam Khan, Andres Ramirez, Andrew Diss, Barbara Buckley, Bob Cavazos, Brendan Summers, Chip Evans, Chuck Muth, Dan Hart, Daniel Stewart, Ed Williams, Emmy Ruiz, Erven T. Nelson, Greg Bailor, Heidi Wixom, Jack St. Martin, James Smack, Jay Gertsema, Jeremy Hughes, Jim DeGraffenreid, Jon Ralston, Kristen Orthman, Laura Martin, Linda Cavazos, Lindsey Jydstrup, Mac Abrams, Mari St. Martin, Marla Turner, Megan Jones, Michael McDonald, Michelle White, Mike Slanker, Neal Patel, Nick Phillips, Oscar Goodman, Pat Hickey, Paul Smith, Pete Ernaut, Peter Koltak, Riley Sutton, Robert Uithoven, Roberta Lange, Ryan Erwin, Ryan Hamilton, Sam Lieberman, Scott Scheid, Yvanna Cancela, Zach Hudson

North Carolina

Anita S. Earls, Brad Thompson, Bruce Thompson, Charles Wallin, Christopher Sgro, Dee Stewart, Douglas Wilson, Dylan Frick, Francis X. De Luca, Jonathan Felts, Melissa Reed, Michael Luethy, Morgan Jackson, Paul Shumaker, Patsy Keever, Ray Martin, Robin Hayes, Tami Fitzgerald, Taylor Griffin, Theresa Kostrzewa, Thomas Mills

Ohio

Bill DeMora, Bob Clegg, Cindy Demse, Damareo Cooper, David Leland, David Pepper, Erica Bruton, Greg Beswick, Ian James, Jai Chabria, Janet Carson, Jo Ann Davidson, Joe Hallett, Kathy DiCristofaro, Katie Eagan, Mark R. Weaver, Martha Clark, Matt Borges, Melissa Klide Hedden, Michael Gonidakis, Mike Dawson, Molly Shack, Nick Martin, Rhine McLin, Tim Burke, Wes Goodman

Pennsylvania

Charlie Gerow, Christopher Nicholas, Christopher P. Borick, Daniel F. Fee, David P. Sosar, David Thornburgh, Doc Sweitzer, Jaosn Ercole, Larry Ceisler, Marcel Groen, Mark Harris, Nachama Soloveichik, Ray Zaborney, Todd Stephens

Virginia

Abbi Easter, Bob Marshall, Brian Coy, Carolyn Fiddler, Chris LaCivita, Doris Crouse-Mays, Ed Matricardi, Frank Leone, Gaylene Kanoyton, Janet Carver, Jeannemarie Devoltes Davis, Jo Thoburn, Joe Fitzgerald, John Crosgrove, John Findlay, Marc Broklawski, Margo Horner, Michael Farris, Patsy Brown, Pete Snyder, Ray Allen, Sandra Brandt, Steve Stombres, Sue Langley, Susan J. Rowland, Susan Swecker, Tom Davis, Tucker Martin

Wisconsin

Barry Burden, Brandon Scholz, Emily Nehring, Gary B. Hawley, Jason Rae, Jim Camery, John T. Zapfel, Kevin Barthel, Meg Andrietsch, Marian Krumberger, Mary Arnold, Michael Basford, Patrick Guarasci, Rebecca Bonesteel, Robert Hansen, Terri Burl

According to these swing-state analysts:
"In a match-up between Cruz and Clinton, who would win your state in November?"

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[Mitch.]

I'll tell you what I gotta hand it to the Little Bernsters they simply won't take no for an answer.

Here is the latest analysis coming out of the Reddit4Bernie mathematics lab:





Plus:

TIL Bernie is literally Jesus:

we crucified jesus for going against the establishment, what makes you think Bernie would just be allowed to win. Dude came out swinging and exposing corruption. Its actually impressive he made it this far.

[Icarus]

Bernie supporters don't seem to be doing anything other than attacking Hillary at this point the revolution didn't come so I get that they're bitter.

It's still amusing that they just do not care that Bernie hasn't released his tax returns. The returns themselves don't matter obviously, but it's just so ironic that when it comes to Hillary, Bernie and the bros act like angelic moral-crusaders who value honesty and transparency above all else. And then Bernie only shows one partial year tax return. The one thing a Presidential candidate is meant to do to show transparency.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Mitch.

I agree with that quote. It is surprising a 74 year-old socialist Jew from Vermont who wasn't even a Democrat before running made it this far in the Democratic primary. It's pretty impressing and he has revolutionized the progressive base of the Democratic party.

Bernie's version of politics is the new face of the Democratic party, and his agenda will be championed nationwide.

[Icarus]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I agree with that quote. It is surprising a 74 year-old socialist Jew from Vermont who wasn't even a Democrat before running made it this far in the Democratic primary. It's pretty impressing and he has revolutionized the progressive base of the Democratic party.

Bernie's version of politics is the new face of the Democratic party, and his agenda will be championed nationwide.

The "evil corrupt establishment that ignores the will of the people" argument has been so worn out this election. The only way Bernie has revolutionised the base of the Democratic Party is by telling young people that the party is corrupt

Meanwhile Hillary is winning by 3 million actual human votes, she is the face of the Democratic party, and her agenda is championed nationwide

[TurntUp]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I created a map based on current scientific polling and scientific predictions
Hillary is going to be POTUS.

EDIT: Eek! Texas was meant to be red, sorry. (not that it would affect the outcome anyway)

Is this a website y'all have been using to fill in the map???

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by IcarusIsFlying

The "evil corrupt establishment that ignores the will of the people" argument has been so worn out this election. The only way Bernie has revolutionised the base of the Democratic Party is by telling young people that the party is corrupt

Meanwhile Hillary is winning by 3 million actual human votes, she is the face of the Democratic party, and her agenda is championed nationwide

Well no, winning doesn't necessarily mean your agenda is the new face of the Democratic Party, especially if your agenda isn't new.

Democrats have picked Hillary as their nominee to battle out whoever the Republican nominee is, they have faith in her and her policies, and they think she's the more suited candidate to be President of the United States.

Bernie has run a campaign that has undoubtedly changed and revolutionized the progressive movement of the Democratic Party, and that seems to be supported by the pure facts. Whether you agree with it or not, Bernie's views in regards to the economy, the way government works, the way different systems should be fixed has in fact touched a lot of frustrated supporters who will now continue to champion these causes, and the Democratic Party will have an obligation to move towards these ideas as the voters demand them to.

I know it must be hard to accept, but winning just means you're winning. It doesn't mean the convention will necessarily carry your agenda, it doesn't mean the party would have to work tirelessly to promote and get behind your ideas, it just means you're winning the nomination.

Bernie Sanders is the new face of Democratic politics, and Democratic elites will begin to embrace and adopt his views in order to get behind independents, millennials and white working-class stronger than ever.

Bernie is the new face of American Democratic Politics, and I'm glad that seems to be supported by reality.

[Icarus]

Bernie's agenda is losing by 3 million votes to the most unpopular Democratic candidate in recent history. The people just don't want his policies, they're unrealistic!

[Benzene]

Not buying Bernie's ~revolution~ until I see 2018. That's when we'll know if there was truly a progressive awakening or if Bernie's support was merely a cult of personality.

[Benzene]

Quinnipiac and their chronic over-sampling of white voters getting the Trumpettes (and some Berniacs) excited.

[Icarus]

Wasn't there a primary where a large portion of Bernie voters didn't even bother voting at the state level, leading to a Democrat there narrowly losing a seat? Bernie forgot to tell his supporters how politics works, and that they actually have to support democrats if they want something to get done. Feeling the #bern isn't enough.

[Aden]

The internet is extremely fickle and trends come and go by super quickly. Bernie will be forgotten once this election passes and everyone moves on with their lives.

[Marvin]

People still denying Bernie's impact