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  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    oxfordsimon said:

    AndyJS said:

    Illinois is continuing to look interesting for Sanders, just 34,000 votes behind at present.

    Sanders is now 41k behind... not ideal direction of travel
    I'm calling it, >5% lead, >10% counted (test 7).
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    RodCrosby said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Trump holds >5% lead with >105 counted, I call Illinois (test 5).

    Kasich edging for 2nd place there...
    Rod you may know better but with the "loophole" system that GreenPapers descirbe, doesn't 42/22/22 produce close to WTA for Trump?
    It should do, if that's the final result. I don't think it's a true loophole, as the delegates are bound [unless they are elected as uncommitted].
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Speedy said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Speedy said:

    dugarbandier said:

    Speedy said:

    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.
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    Speedy said:

    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
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    Cruz 100% of the vote, 274 votes in Winnebago county !
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    Wonder if Sanders will suspend, the maths is too much for Bernie now for sure.
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    RodCrosby said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    RodCrosby said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Trump holds >5% lead with >105 counted, I call Illinois (test 5).

    Kasich edging for 2nd place there...
    Rod you may know better but with the "loophole" system that GreenPapers descirbe, doesn't 42/22/22 produce close to WTA for Trump?
    It should do, if that's the final result. I don't think it's a true loophole, as the delegates are bound [unless they are elected as uncommitted].
    Well i mean I had to pick something. 40(T)/26(C)/22(K)/10(R) looks a more likely result at present
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Hillary is 4 years older than Maggie was when she left Downing Street.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    I'm calling Illinois for Trump.
  • oxfordsimon
    oxfordsimon Posts: 5,845
    Plato_Says said:

    The GOP really needed Matt Santos

    oxfordsimon said:

    williamglenn said:

    Hillary sounds like she'll lose her voice before the campaign is over.

    Bit like Arnie Vinick and his broken hand all over again.

    (The West Wing is real... isn't it?!)
    Santos would have been a woeful President.
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    Is it me or have the exit polls understated Trump in Mo and Il ?
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    Pulpstar said:

    Cruz 100% of the vote, 274 votes in Winnebago county !

    And he's winning in Transylvania county.
    Well he does look like a vampire.
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited March 2016
    Pulpstar said:

    Is it me or have the exit polls understated Trump in Mo and Il ?

    The votes reported so far may not be representative. Isn't that always a possibility on election night?
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    edited March 2016
    AndyJS said:

    Hillary is 4 years older than Maggie was when she left Downing Street.

    Interesting how much they made of McCain's age 8 years ago...and now we have Sander, Clinton, Trump...not exactly spring chickens.
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    Isn't it mathematically impossible for Kasich to win now?
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    They're dismissing Sam Wang's analysis on CNN. He knows more than the lot of them put together !

    Ohio could well turn out strategically good for Mr Trump in the end !
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Is there anywhere doing a vote breakdown by congressional district in Missouri?
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    Stars & Stripes forever.

    Here we go, here we go, here we go....
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    Plato_Says said:

    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.
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    ABC coverage is amateur hour. A $5 set and idiot commentary.
    Pulpstar said:

    They're dismissing Sam Wang's analysis on CNN. He knows more than the lot of them put together !

    Ohio could well turn out strategically good for Mr Trump in the end !

  • LondonBob
    LondonBob Posts: 467
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Speedy said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Speedy said:

    dugarbandier said:

    Speedy said:

    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.
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Is there anywhere doing a vote breakdown by congressional district in Missouri?

    GP's having a go...
    http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/MO-R
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    Kasich speaking promising to pull together not split apart
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited March 2016
    I'm surprised by the call in favour of Kasich in Ohio. He's 43,000 ahead with possibly a million still to be counted.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    AndyJS said:

    I'm surprised by the call in favour of Kasich in Ohio. He's 43,000 ahead with possibly a million still to be counted.

    Columbus Ohio.
    That's the reason.
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    AndyJS said:

    I'm surprised by the call in favour of Kasich in Ohio. He's 43,000 ahead with possibly a million still to be counted.

    Nobody in any primary has come back from such a deficit.
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    It'd be a corker if he didn't win now, imagine the meltdowns
    AndyJS said:

    I'm surprised by the call in favour of Kasich in Ohio. He's 43,000 ahead with possibly a million still to be counted.

  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    AndyJS said:

    I'm surprised by the call in favour of Kasich in Ohio. He's 43,000 ahead with possibly a million still to be counted.

    Nobody in any primary has come back from such a deficit.
    Has anyone ever come back from a national delegate deficit behind TWO candidates as Kasich ? :D
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Versus 538 targets, it could well be:

    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.
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    CBS
    In OH Dem primary @HillaryClinton won 59% white women; @BernieSanders won 59% white men: https://t.co/BUqYBYsrIM https://t.co/WuMhEPj9Cf
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    Missouri is going to be a nail-biter, CNN has revised their exit poll to Cruz 41.4 Trump 41.1 .
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Speedy said:

    AndyJS said:

    I'm surprised by the call in favour of Kasich in Ohio. He's 43,000 ahead with possibly a million still to be counted.

    Columbus Ohio.
    That's the reason.
    Trump expected to tank there I assume.
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    Amazing Sousa wrote 150 marches; only 5 are memorable...
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Speedy said:

    Missouri is going to be a nail-biter, CNN has revised their exit poll to Cruz 41.4 Trump 41.1 .

    Results so far show Trump with a 4% lead, enough to win 43 of the states 53 delegates.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Versus 538 targets, it could well be:

    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.

    Lets see.
    If Trump wins Missouri and sweeps all the CD in Illinois he might salvage the night.
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    The Thunderer!
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    CNN

    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%
  • Dadge
    Dadge Posts: 2,052
    Pulpstar said:

    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.

  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    Reuters says Obama is announcing a Supreme Court pick "as early as" tomorrow https://t.co/kzV2GJPsk0
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    Blasted, Missouri is reporting most results only after 100% completion.
    This might take until the morning.
  • oxfordsimon
    oxfordsimon Posts: 5,845
    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
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Bizarre speech from Kasich about a widow's dress.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    oxfordsimon said:

    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.
  • oxfordsimon
    oxfordsimon Posts: 5,845
    Plato_Says said:

    Reuters says Obama is announcing a Supreme Court pick "as early as" tomorrow https://t.co/kzV2GJPsk0

    As he should. He is in office until January 20th 2017 - he has to show a lead on this (even if the Republicans block it)
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    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

    Goodnight
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    From 538:

    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.
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    Kasich off to PA next.
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Pulpstar said:

    From 538:

    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.
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Pulpstar said:

    Kasich off to PA next.

    PA? On April 26th? Not NY a week earlier?
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    Pulpstar said:

    Kasich off to PA next.

    To the court trial tomorrow over whether he is allowed on the ballot.
    He is 800 signatures bellow the threshold.
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    How close is Donald Trump to the GOP nomination? Here's our real-time tracker. https://t.co/mvjJEeGevq https://t.co/3olAnmg4tR
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Missouri is neck-and-neck on both sides.
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    Speedy said:

    Pulpstar said:

    Kasich off to PA next.

    To the court trial tomorrow over whether he is allowed on the ballot.
    He is 800 signatures bellow the threshold.
    It was a Rubio supporter who challenged - 13 minutes too late, allegedly.
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    Trump projected to win North Carolina
  • LondonBob
    LondonBob Posts: 467
    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.
  • williamglenn
    williamglenn Posts: 56,290
    edited March 2016
    "Laufet, Brüder, eure Bahn, freudig, wie ein Held zum Siegen!"

    Who is running the Trump live feeds? :)
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    LondonBob said:

    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.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    AndyJS said:

    Missouri is neck-and-neck on both sides.

    Cruz will run it with the S.W part of Missouri and the region around it's capital, Trump will need numbers and margins in Kansas City and St.Louis.
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    edited March 2016
    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...
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    edited March 2016
    Sanders speaking makes clear has come along way in ten months and he will fight on telling the truth and his campaign continues
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    williamglenn said:

    "Laufet, Brüder, eure Bahn, freudig, wie ein Held zum Siegen!"

    Who is running the Trump live feeds? :)

    Martin Bormann
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Speedy said:


    AndyJS said:

    Missouri is neck-and-neck on both sides.

    Cruz will run it with the S.W part of Missouri and the region around it's capital, Trump will need numbers and margins in Kansas City and St.Louis.
    He's got them so far: http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/results/2016/primary/gop/president/missouri/ difficult to see Trump getting less than 38/53 here (i.e. losing 3 congressional districts)
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    Have a whole bunch of Bernie Sanders supporters picked up the Kasich ballot in Ohio ?!
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    LondonBob said:

    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.
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    AP projects Trump wins Illinois
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    edited March 2016
    I wish I got a $1 for every time Sander's says the word "billion"....I would be at least a millionaire...
  • oxfordsimon
    oxfordsimon Posts: 5,845
    HYUFD said:

    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.
  • Wanderer
    Wanderer Posts: 3,838
    FrancisUrquhart said:

    I wish I got a $1 for every time Sander's says the word "billion"....I would be at least a millionaire...

    ditto Trump actually
  • LondonBob
    LondonBob Posts: 467
    Speedy said:


    AndyJS said:

    Missouri is neck-and-neck on both sides.

    Cruz will run it with the S.W part of Missouri and the region around it's capital, Trump will need numbers and margins in Kansas City and St.Louis.
    Trump should take the area around St Louis though.
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    Wanderer said:

    FrancisUrquhart said:

    I wish I got a $1 for every time Sander's says the word "billion"....I would be at least a millionaire...

    ditto Trump actually
    Nah drinking game buzz words for Trump is "GET'EM OUT"....
  • williamglenn
    williamglenn Posts: 56,290
    Speedy said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    LondonBob said:

    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.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    Finally CNN project Illinois for Trump.
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    That's a great picture of Trump CNN has.
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Missouri (Dems) at ~10% counted, lead is less than 5% - no call.
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited March 2016
    Florida is by far the most populous state tonight, so why is everywhere else taking much longer to count?
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    edited March 2016
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Missouri (Dems) at ~10% counted, lead is less than 5% - no call.

    I'm seeing 25% counted.

    Trump 3% ahead, Cruz needs to be 1% ahead in the rest. Most counties have Trump ahead at the moment.

    Update: trending more Trump...
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    edited March 2016
    Does make me chuckle when all candidates bang on about some family experience of being an immigrant....99% of Americans are from immigrant families...
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    RodCrosby said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Missouri (Dems) at ~10% counted, lead is less than 5% - no call.

    I'm seeing 25% counted.

    Trump 3% ahead, Cruz needs to be 1% ahead in the rest. Most counties have Trump ahead at the moment.
    I would be surprised if Trump won the Democratic Primary, TBH.

    I don't know why one is stuck 10% counted behind the other, though.
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    NC called for Trump.
  • Wanderer
    Wanderer Posts: 3,838
    RodCrosby said:

    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Missouri (Dems) at ~10% counted, lead is less than 5% - no call.

    I'm seeing 25% counted.

    Trump 3% ahead, Cruz needs to be 1% ahead in the rest. Most counties have Trump ahead at the moment.

    Update: trending more Trump...
    Dems though: Sanders narrowly ahead with 14% in.
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    edited March 2016
    Missouri Trump now 3% ahead
    Illinois Trump on 40%
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    CNN projects Trump wins N.Carolina.
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    The discrepancy between Missouri and Ohio is mahoosive on the Democrat side.

    Sanders supporters sinking their own man by picking up the Kasich ballot lol
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    I can't call Illinois yet for Hillary since most of Chicago is not in yet.
  • LondonBob
    LondonBob Posts: 467
    Trump does appear to be too far ahead in Missouri now.

    Kasich and Cruz, two candidates you would want to be up against.
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    Trump's warm up chap is on, so the Donald will be on soon...
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    Trump talking now.
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    er kommt on Sky
  • AndyJS
    AndyJS Posts: 29,395
    edited March 2016
    LondonBob said:

    Trump does appear to be too far ahead in Missouri now.

    Kasich and Cruz, two candidates you would want to be up against.

    Surely Trump will stand as an independent if they successfully attempt to get rid of him at the convention.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    edited March 2016
    Trump thanks the N.Mariana Islands Governor, says that 9 delegates is a lot, mentions the yougov poll that gives him 53%.
  • TheWhiteRabbit
    TheWhiteRabbit Posts: 12,455
    Speedy said:

    I can't call Illinois yet for Hillary since most of Chicago is not in yet.

    I am, she leads in Chicago with 25% counted.
  • williamglenn
    williamglenn Posts: 56,290
    BBC headline: Setback for Trump in White House race
  • Pulpstar
    Pulpstar Posts: 79,813
    edited March 2016
    LondonBob said:

    Trump does appear to be too far ahead in Missouri now.

    Kasich and Cruz, two candidates you would want to be up against.

    You'd want them in the order they are in too. A Kasich in Cruz's delegate position would be alot more dangerous for Trump.
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    Ivanka is having a baby since Iowa voted.
  • oxfordsimon
    oxfordsimon Posts: 5,845
    williamglenn said:

    BBC headline: Setback for Trump in White House race

    The BBC newsroom is going to need a massive amount of therapy to cope with a Trump win. They just don't know how to handle such a prospect.
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    williamglenn said:

    BBC headline: Setback for Trump in White House race

    BBC displaying same level of understanding of foreign politics as with the German elections?
  • Plato_Says
    Plato_Says Posts: 11,822
    CBS coverage is pretty good and nice results graphics http://www.cbsnews.com/live/
  • Speedy
    Speedy Posts: 12,100
    TheWhiteRabbit said:

    Speedy said:

    I can't call Illinois yet for Hillary since most of Chicago is not in yet.

    I am, she leads in Chicago with 25% counted.
    If she'd leading in Chicago then I'm also calling it for Hillary.
  • RodCrosby
    RodCrosby Posts: 7,737
    williamglenn said:

    BBC headline: Setback for Trump in White House race

    Yeah, he was missing a bulb on his chandelier...
  • FrancisUrquhart
    FrancisUrquhart Posts: 85,728
    oxfordsimon said:

    williamglenn said:

    BBC headline: Setback for Trump in White House race

    The BBC newsroom is going to need a massive amount of therapy to cope with a Trump win. They just don't know how to handle such a prospect.
    What you mean there won't be 100;s of champagne bottle cluttering the corridors ala 1997 and 2008?
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