Bernie won the majority of somewhat liberal and very liberal voters

[berni_mccoy]

In Indiana, Sanders took ALL liberal categories handily, 60% of very liberal and 53% of somewhat liberal according to CNN exit polls. Hillary won only among moderates.

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/IN/Dem

So much for Debbie "I don't give a fuck about Independents" Wasserman Schultz.

[NWCorona]

1. And we have a month to build before California! nt

[Dem2]

2. The 22% of independents won him the primary.

He got a net of 57,000 votes over Hillary from independents, and won the state by about 32,000 votes.

[Hydra]

3. There is such a thing as Liberal Independents

I know it's hard to believe in the beltway, where St. Ronnie still gets genuflects and the Golden Bull is polished...but hey, why would we want those Kooks, right? It's not like the GOP is any threat at this point...

[Dem2]

5. Yes, I am a liberal independent

Doesn't change the numbers in my post, you're free to draw your own conclusion.

[Stallion]

4. Clinton Won Among Democrats 53-47

nm

[Buzz cook]

6. So 40% of very liberal and 47%

Of somewhat liberal voters support Clinton.

The next section as a break down of liberal 64%, moderate 29% and conservative 3%. That's how voters identified themselves.
the break down was.
Sanders 56% - 46% - na
Clinton 44% - 54% - na


Clinton's numbers amongst liberal voters is very respectable.

[fluffyclouds]

7. Makes sense this Clinton is a moderate/conservative

[berni_mccoy]

8. It also shows that she is assuming she has the liberal vote

When she doesn't