And this is the official end of the Sanders campaign, typically it was over after Iowa and Nevada.
The Democrats come out of their primary almost united, the Republicans still in a nasty civil war.
Winner:Democrats.
has the email thing gone away?
It doesn't matter anymore, look at the sore state of the Republicans. Even with Kasich 1/4 of Republican voters will refuse to vote for their nominee.
They're mistaken. They will vote for them, when push comes to shove. They have to rationalise their choice for somebody else at present, they will be "convinced" by the chosn nominee later.
Nope, that 1/4 takes orders from Trump.
Just in any election, the vast majority of Republicans will vote Republican, regardless of nominee, even if they opposed him in the primaries.
With a majority of republicans hating their own party it will be difficult to convince them. The Republicans lost the GE after their factions declared total war on each other, sometime after Nevada.
The NeverTrump is a classic example of party infighting at it's extremes.
And this is the official end of the Sanders campaign, typically it was over after Iowa and Nevada.
The Democrats come out of their primary almost united, the Republicans still in a nasty civil war.
Winner:Democrats.
Sanders has said he is going on and will likely stay on until at least the end of April when Trump and Clinton wrap up the nomination by winning New York and Pennsylvania
Isn't it mathematically impossible for Kasich to win now?
Well he needs to win 90% of outstanding delegates, so practically he can't get the nomination in the primaries, only if it's handed to him by the establishment at the convention.
And this is the official end of the Sanders campaign, typically it was over after Iowa and Nevada.
The Democrats come out of their primary almost united, the Republicans still in a nasty civil war.
Winner:Democrats.
has the email thing gone away?
It doesn't matter anymore, look at the sore state of the Republicans. Even with Kasich 1/4 of Republican voters will refuse to vote for their nominee.
They're mistaken. They will vote for them, when push comes to shove. They have to rationalise their choice for somebody else at present, they will be "convinced" by the chosn nominee later.
Nope, that 1/4 takes orders from Trump.
Just in any election, the vast majority of Republicans will vote Republican, regardless of nominee, even if they opposed him in the primaries.
Agree, people rally around eventually.
Trump being powered by Chicago but he seems to be doing well across Illinois.
Wonder if Sanders will suspend, the maths is too much for Bernie now for sure.
Logically he should, but Hillary might want him to stay in for a while. While he's fighting her, Trump and Cruz won't start fully attacking her. And he's bringing in a certain section of voters that she needs to win in November.
I know that Kasich deserves his moment in the sun - but brevity is better than this rambling. He will never be POTUS - unless he gets on a ticket and the other guy dies
I know that Kasich deserves his moment in the sun - but brevity is better than this rambling. He will never be POTUS - unless he gets on a ticket and the other guy dies
Lets hope we won't, he maybe a smiling guy but he's as nuts as G.W.Bush on foreign policy.
So in conclusion Trump wins Florida, knocking out Rubio and North Carolina and probably Illinois and maybe Missouri. Kasich wins his home state and he and Cruz will go on for another month before Trump seals it with wins in New York and Pennsylvania
On the Democratic side looks like Clinton has won 3 out of 5 states and maybe all 5 so effectively seals the nomination although Sanders too stays in until the big NE states vote
The Best News Of The Night For Trump So Far All right, this is going to get nerdy, but it’s absolutely critical. There are very few GOP voters in Cook County, Illinois (Chicago), but the best news of the night for Trump so far might be that he’s winning it handily. That’s because there are three delegates at stake in each of Illinois’s 18 districts, regardless of how blue or red they are. In fact, Trump could win three delegates from a Chicago district with as few as 5,000 votes but then collect zero delegates from a Cruz-won downstate district with as many as 50,000 votes.
In early returns, Trump is taking 44 percent in Cook County to 23 percent for Kasich and 21 percent for Cruz. If that holds, he could win a bigger delegate margin out of the city of Chicago than he would win with a 15 percent margin of victory in the entire state of North Carolina. It’s a fascinating quirk of the Republican National Committee’s delegate allocation rules, and it wasn’t simply an accident or sign of provocation that Trump planned a Chicago rally last week.The Best News Of The Night For Trump So Far All right, this is going to get nerdy, but it’s absolutely critical. There are very few GOP voters in Cook County, Illinois (Chicago), but the best news of the night for Trump so far might be that he’s winning it handily. That’s because there are three delegates at stake in each of Illinois’s 18 districts, regardless of how blue or red they are. In fact, Trump could win three delegates from a Chicago district with as few as 5,000 votes but then collect zero delegates from a Cruz-won downstate district with as many as 50,000 votes.
The Best News Of The Night For Trump So Far All right, this is going to get nerdy, but it’s absolutely critical. There are very few GOP voters in Cook County, Illinois (Chicago), but the best news of the night for Trump so far might be that he’s winning it handily. That’s because there are three delegates at stake in each of Illinois’s 18 districts, regardless of how blue or red they are. In fact, Trump could win three delegates from a Chicago district with as few as 5,000 votes but then collect zero delegates from a Cruz-won downstate district with as many as 50,000 votes.
In early returns, Trump is taking 44 percent in Cook County to 23 percent for Kasich and 21 percent for Cruz. If that holds, he could win a bigger delegate margin out of the city of Chicago than he would win with a 15 percent margin of victory in the entire state of North Carolina. It’s a fascinating quirk of the Republican National Committee’s delegate allocation rules, and it wasn’t simply an accident or sign of provocation that Trump planned a Chicago rally last week.The Best News Of The Night For Trump So Far All right, this is going to get nerdy, but it’s absolutely critical. There are very few GOP voters in Cook County, Illinois (Chicago), but the best news of the night for Trump so far might be that he’s winning it handily. That’s because there are three delegates at stake in each of Illinois’s 18 districts, regardless of how blue or red they are. In fact, Trump could win three delegates from a Chicago district with as few as 5,000 votes but then collect zero delegates from a Cruz-won downstate district with as many as 50,000 votes.
I don't udnerstand, Trump's got 70,000 votes in Cook County.
PA looks very good for Trump, those counties bordering PA in OH are almost 50% Trump. Indiana also looking good from the bordering counties in OH and IL, when one discounts the home candidate factor for Kasich in the OH counties.
PA looks very good for Trump, those counties bordering PA in OH are almost 50% Trump. Indiana also looking good from the bordering counties in OH and IL, when one discounts the home candidate factor for Kasich in the OH counties.
Let's not forget that's over a month away. Lot of time for things to change.
I am not sure Sanders supporters quite get the logic flaw in his argument....corporate America must pay a minimum wage of $15/hr, because nobody can live on $9/hr, but at the same time corporate America must make all their good in America, where the jobs will have to pay $15/hr (rather than a $1/hr in China)...so the cost of goods will be much higher, so the cost of living will be higher, so people won't be able to live on $15/hr...
PA looks very good for Trump, those counties bordering PA in OH are almost 50% Trump. Indiana also looking good from the bordering counties in OH and IL, when one discounts the home candidate factor for Kasich in the OH counties.
Let's not forget that's over a month away. Lot of time for things to change.
That's the problem for Trump, from now till April 19th he will only win Arizona.
Sanders speaking makes clear has come along way in ten months and he will fight on telling the truth and his campaign continues
Sanders is telling his truth - but not the truth. His arm-waving and random pointing can continue as long as he likes. He is not going to win (or get any position in a HRC administration. He can disappear back to Vermont and all 32 of the residents there.
PA looks very good for Trump, those counties bordering PA in OH are almost 50% Trump. Indiana also looking good from the bordering counties in OH and IL, when one discounts the home candidate factor for Kasich in the OH counties.
Let's not forget that's over a month away. Lot of time for things to change.
That's the problem for Trump, from now till April 19th he will only win Arizona.
He'll win Wisconsin and apart from that there's only Utah and American Samoa.
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The Republicans lost the GE after their factions declared total war on each other, sometime after Nevada.
The NeverTrump is a classic example of party infighting at it's extremes.
Well he does look like a vampire.
Ohio could well turn out strategically good for Mr Trump in the end !
Here we go, here we go, here we go....
Trump being powered by Chicago but he seems to be doing well across Illinois.
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/MO-R
That's the reason.
Florida 99 (-)
Ohio 0 (-66)
Marianas 9 (+9)
Missouri 43 (-)
North Carolina 29 (+3)
Illinois 60 (+21)
Leaving Trump -33 down on the day, trails by ~13. And Rubio out the race means Trump can make that back easily.
In OH Dem primary @HillaryClinton won 59% white women; @BernieSanders won 59% white men: https://t.co/BUqYBYsrIM https://t.co/WuMhEPj9Cf
If Trump wins Missouri and sweeps all the CD in Illinois he might salvage the night.
Illinois
GOP 13% in
Trump 41%
Kasich 24%
Cruz 23%
Dems 41% in
Clinton 54%
Sanders 46%
Missouri
GOP 5% in
Trump 42%
Cruz 34%
Kasich 10%
Dems 4% in
Clinton 53%
Sanders 45%
North Carolina
GOP 41%in
Trump 40%
Cruz 37%
Kasich 13%
This might take until the morning.
On the Democratic side looks like Clinton has won 3 out of 5 states and maybe all 5 so effectively seals the nomination although Sanders too stays in until the big NE states vote
Goodnight
The Best News Of The Night For Trump So Far
All right, this is going to get nerdy, but it’s absolutely critical. There are very few GOP voters in Cook County, Illinois (Chicago), but the best news of the night for Trump so far might be that he’s winning it handily. That’s because there are three delegates at stake in each of Illinois’s 18 districts, regardless of how blue or red they are. In fact, Trump could win three delegates from a Chicago district with as few as 5,000 votes but then collect zero delegates from a Cruz-won downstate district with as many as 50,000 votes.
In early returns, Trump is taking 44 percent in Cook County to 23 percent for Kasich and 21 percent for Cruz. If that holds, he could win a bigger delegate margin out of the city of Chicago than he would win with a 15 percent margin of victory in the entire state of North Carolina. It’s a fascinating quirk of the Republican National Committee’s delegate allocation rules, and it wasn’t simply an accident or sign of provocation that Trump planned a Chicago rally last week.The Best News Of The Night For Trump So Far
All right, this is going to get nerdy, but it’s absolutely critical. There are very few GOP voters in Cook County, Illinois (Chicago), but the best news of the night for Trump so far might be that he’s winning it handily. That’s because there are three delegates at stake in each of Illinois’s 18 districts, regardless of how blue or red they are. In fact, Trump could win three delegates from a Chicago district with as few as 5,000 votes but then collect zero delegates from a Cruz-won downstate district with as many as 50,000 votes.
He is 800 signatures bellow the threshold.
Who is running the Trump live feeds?
Trump 3% ahead, Cruz needs to be 1% ahead in the rest. Most counties have Trump ahead at the moment.
Update: trending more Trump...
I don't know why one is stuck 10% counted behind the other, though.
Illinois Trump on 40%
Sanders supporters sinking their own man by picking up the Kasich ballot lol
Kasich and Cruz, two candidates you would want to be up against.