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9:45pm EST: NYTimes' live model currently predicts... (Original Post) Chichiri Apr 2016 OP
I wish it were higher metroins Apr 2016 #1
He's going to be in a bigger hole once MD votes. spooky3 Apr 2016 #2
The Green Papers has Sanders only with 104 LiberalFighter Apr 2016 #3
From 538 just now: IamMab Apr 2016 #4
That seems awfully close for a 20 point split sweetloukillbot Apr 2016 #5

metroins

(2,550 posts)
1. I wish it were higher
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 09:47 PM
Apr 2016

But that's a pretty decent pickup.

I think at 25 delegates in NY, Bernie needs to win like 70% of all remaining delegates to win.

I think I heard that yesterday, but I might be wrong.

 

IamMab

(1,359 posts)
4. From 538 just now:
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 09:52 PM
Apr 2016
If you want an idea of why the exit polls were off on the Democratic side, look no further than the 15th district. The 15th, which is the most Hispanic in the state, is favoring Clinton by over 40 percentage points. The exit poll had Clinton winning Hispanics statewide by 18 percentage points.

sweetloukillbot

(11,008 posts)
5. That seems awfully close for a 20 point split
Tue Apr 19, 2016, 09:53 PM
Apr 2016

Of course the race will likely tighten, but as it stands now, that doesn't sound remotely close to correct.

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