Marin County 100% counted: Clinton 58%, Sanders 42%

[alcibiades_mystery]

[Democrats Ascendant]

1. That's big!!

[Starry Messenger]

2. Wow, I thought that would be Sanders territory

[passiveporcupine]

5. Marin, where the wealthy people live?

You are kidding, right?

[Starry Messenger]

6. Have you been to Marin County?

[passiveporcupine]

7. Yes, I used to live in the bay area

[Starry Messenger]

8. Well, I'm sure you know it is largely liberal, one of the higest proportions of Dems.

It's 72% white. With its reputation for lifestyle liberalism I had it down in my list as Bernie territory.

[passiveporcupine]

9. Lots of Cali is liberal,

but the big money centers will go to Hillary.

Kind of a shame isn't it? The people who need change in this country the most are mostly voting for Bernie, and the ones who have all the money are voting for Hillary.

All over the US, the big money centers have gone for Hillary. I expect DC to be a blowout for her too, just like NY.

Kind of tells you a little about what this whole revolution is about, doesn't it?

[Starry Messenger]

16. I live in the Bay Area.

He hasn't pulled ahead in a district here yet. Despite the fact that most of his CA funding came from the Big 5 tech employees, who are not hurting.

Kind of tells you what this whole "revolution" was about.

[passiveporcupine]

17. Where is the link that says his funding came from corps?

Look at the map...everything around the bay area is going to Hill. Everything around the LA, San Diego is going to Hill. Those are where the millionaires and CEOs live. They were always going to go Hillary. And the techies who are all making big bucks in silicon valley...always going for Hillary.

This is not a surprise. I predicted this weeks ago.

But the provisional ballots, from everywhere, are going to go Bernie. And they will be last to be counted, so it's not over till the fat lady sings.

When the tallies started coming in it was 65 for Hillary, 35 for Benrie. Now it's up to 52% reporting (not counting provisional) and the gap is narrowing. It's now it's down to 58 for hillary and almost 41 for Bernie. He's closed a gap from 30 to 17.

Don't hold your breath. I'm going to bed. This won't be decided for awhile.

[Starry Messenger]

21. Well, the only district he ended up winning is Santa Cruz.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

22. I will just leave this out there.

Lots of Cali is liberal,

but the big money centers will go to Hillary.

In Imperial County, California, highest Hispanic % in the state, Clinton is leading 74-24%. http://nyti.ms/1UyFVtn


tulare (50.8% hispanic) - hillary wins 58.1-39.9
fresno (51.9% hispanic) - hillary winning 59.9-38.7 (about 95% in)
merced (54.4% hispanic) - hillary wins 57.0-41.3
monterey (54.6% hispanic) - hillary winning 61-37.8 (about 51% in)
san benito (55.6% hispanic) - hillary wins 57.7-41

[auntpurl]

27. Do you mean like Georgia?

South Carolina? Alabama? Mississippi? Louisiana? Tennessee? Arkansas? Especially AAs in all those areas? I'm sure they'll be thrilled to learn they have all the money.

This argument is really not based in reality.

[passiveporcupine]

29. They are not money centers, but they are conservative states

And even though there are dems in conservative states, many of those dems tend to be more conservative than blue states, and will go with the establishment.

That is a whole different issue.

[amborin]

12. Marin known as 1 of the wealthiest, not one of the most liberal; latter would be Santa Cruz or Humb

Humboldt, but not Marin

[amborin]

13. I have friends in Mill Valley and the neighbors are all multi millionaires

[Brother Buzz]

10. It's Barbara Boxer's stomping ground

And who did Boxer endorse?

[obamanut2012]

30. Me too!

[LuvLoogie]

3. Hillary Rodham Clinton busts her ass.

[workinclasszero]

4. Nice!

[amborin]

11. do you know anything about CA? Marin is 1 of the wealthiest counties in the state

[alcibiades_mystery]

14. Weren't you supposed to win California by double digits?

Oh, wait wait wait wait wait. Suppression, right? What fantasy this time.

it's FUN watching you lose.

[amborin]

18. Bernie was ahead of Clinton until day before yesterday

sad to witness you and other Clinton supporters gleeful about corruption

[alcibiades_mystery]

20. Gleeful about beating you and your ridiculous lies, yes

It's a joy, actually.

[frazzled]

26. Completely wrong

An average of 24 separate polls had her winning, and her chances of winning were given at 89%. She was always going to win California. And Bernie Sanders knew this, or he wouldn't have scheduled his national speech of the evening for 1 am Eastern.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-2016/primary-forecast/california-democratic/

[leftynyc]

28. What colossal BULLSHIT

I saw one poll in the last month that had him ahead of her and that was by 2 points (within margin of error). Stop lying and whining about imaginary corruption. Sick of this shit.

[MADem]

15. O.U.C.H.... That's telling him. nt

[amborin]

19. telling him that billionaires are ok with inequality?

cause that's who lives in Marin county even though the poster who posted the OP doesn't know that

[MADem]

23. ALL of California told him to Go Home.

California, large, diverse, and full of engaged, active voters, told this man that he wasn't The One.

It's time to realize that it is OVER.

You can continue to carp and pick and fuss and fume, and be negative and desirous of a scorched earth policy, but that kind of attitude isn't going to do you or your candidate any good. Stewing in your own negative juices isn't going to help anyone or make you feel better.

http://graphics.latimes.com/election-2016-california-results/

The map tells the tale--He is NOT The One.

[ljm2002]

24. Not so surprising...

...it is one of the wealthiest counties in the nation. Liberal on social issues, sure; but they do have their material interests as well.

[alcibiades_mystery]

25. Wasn't posting as a surprise...I was posting these as they came in 100% last night

Not sure why this person upthread presented me as saying this was surprising or something. Never said it in this thread or anywhere else.

[ljm2002]

31. No problem...

...but not everyone knows the area, so I felt compelled to add my $.02.

[alcibiades_mystery]

32. I lived in the Bay Area and know Marin reasonably well

Despite the know-nothing claims of amborin above.

[mcar]

33. I really thought CA would be closer

HRC ran a good campaign there.