California: Open: 7 a.m. Close: 8 p.m. PDT
Montana: Open: 7 a.m. Close: 8 pm. MDT
New Mexico: Open: 7 a.m. Close: 7 p.m. MDT
North Dakota: shares CST and MDT Open: Varies;no earlier than 7 a.m., no later than 9 a.m.; Close: No earlier than 7 p.m., no later than 9 p.m.
South Dakota: Open: 7 a.m.; Close: 7 p.m. shares CST and MDT
Absentee votes show that Hillary is winning. Again this is still very premature.
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Exit poll: In tight CA race, absentee voters favor Hillary
Statewide Result
Hillary Clinton 56
Bernie Sanders 44
Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders can look at the polling and find challenges. See Online Survey Results Here.
The results of the online exit poll show Hillary leading in absentee votes by 12 points. This does not predict that she is going to win by that margin, but it gives us a sense of the current state of the race based on ballots already cast, and the starting point for each campaign as polls open at 7 a.m. on Tuesday morning.
This result is based on more than 13,000 respondents, weighted by geography, party registration, age, ethnicity and gender to match the voters who have already cast ballots as of June 4, according to Political Data Inc.
The online version provides a congressional-level breakdown, is weighted to age and will continue to collect survey responses through Election Day, accounting for some variations.
Much like traditional exit polls this year, we did find participation rates among groups with stronger support for Sanders (younger, more male) over-represented among our respondent pool relative to the demographics of the actual universe of voters who had returned their ballots.
While topline results can be informative, it is deeper within the data that we see some of the trends that have defined this contest for months. As the following two charts show, income and age are key factors for each campaign. Clinton’s strongest support is older and higher income; Sanders’ younger and less affluent.
California: Open: 7 a.m. Close: 8 p.m. PDT
Montana: Open: 7 a.m. Close: 8 pm. MDT
New Mexico: Open: 7 a.m. Close: 7 p.m. MDT
North Dakota: shares CST and MDT Open: Varies;no earlier than 7 a.m., no later than 9 a.m.; Close: No earlier than 7 p.m., no later than 9 p.m.
South Dakota: Open: 7 a.m.; Close: 7 p.m. shares CST and MDT
Voted for Hillary and my polling place was a ghost town
Glad you voted! From what I read the CA primary actually doesn't have super high turnout like expected and the only high turnout places happened to be in Hispanic parts, which favor Hillary. AP ****ed up the primary
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Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ
Bernie is going to win CA, I think. But the headline tomorrow will read "Clinton becomes first female presidential nominee in history."
President Obama will endorse her tomorrow, too.
Sis are you nervous? I mean you always say she's gonna lose CA but saying it doesn't matter yet you talk about it as if it does
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Originally posted by Retro
She's leading in CA exit polling though.
As far as I know she's leading in absentee votes which LP54 outlined but there aren't gonna be an exit polls for on the ground today. Exit polls are expensive (especially for CA) and no one will pay for polls for a race that's over. I wouldn't be surprised though if he won on the ground today but lost overall because of mail in votes.
Hillary is campaigning in Ohio and Pennsylvania next week to kick of her general election it would be best if she took a week off for herself because her voice sounds really tired and bad in all honesty
it would be best if she took a week off for herself because her voice sounds really tired and bad in all honesty
his last one before the polls close and than a speech tonight