Wyoming Results Coming In!

But I could be totally wrong and she's won them both?

EDIT: You're right! She had won Cheyenne!

So far, it's about 55% Sanders, 45% Clinton.

I think Qualifiedgate seriously deflated Sanders. Or Vaticangate. Or maybe Donationgate. Whatever.

might be the operative word here.

Regardless, with 45% in, and with MSNBC saying turnout was light, I'm thinking that Sanders' support was pretty soft and stayed home. That's the only way to account for what's happening.

Albany County is still out, and that should break Sanders pretty strongly--but it's not going to be an 80-20 blowout.

Cheyenne and Laramie is mind-blowing! I'm so proud of Hillary in Wyoming!

Thank you for this good news, Treant.

I have actually been living my real life for most of the day so was VERY pleasantly surprised to read about the delegate split and the no blowout-for-Bernie that I feared when I returned to DU tonight.

Bernie's "unqualified" remark about Hillary likely sat poorly with many WY women, who have the longest history of having political equality in the US. https://theautry.org/explore/exhibits/suffrage/suffrage_wy.html

As many have previously stated, Bernie really needs to pay more attention to how his remarks may be perceived by various groups. Tone-deafness does not behoove anyone who wishes to be President of these United States and this seems to be a consistent failing of his.

If the numbers hold, this is not what the Sanders camping was hoping for. Perhaps the Independents and GOP voters are beginning to concentrate on their own leanings vis a vis the GOP race.

1 state delegate apiece?

A lot of those counties have very little in the way of population, so only have 2 county delegates.

Pretty underwhelming.

If the Vatican story had one more day to spread, Hillary would have won.

AlGiordano ‏@AlGiordano 3m3 minutes ago
AlGiordano Retweeted Dorothy Schomburg
Yes, fascinating. To do better than split delegates 50-50 Sanders has to get above 56.4 percent. Under that still.

Thanks for the info

Albany County is still out, which should break heavily Sanders. Natrona County I can't call, but I'll guess a near-split.

Sanders will, however, end up underperforming in Wyoming--unless somebody tells the Clinton delegates they don't have to show up at the next level, of course...

But it would be nice if she does better than that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wyoming

The second-largest town in the state.

And with surprising ties spread all around the state.

It's a win for Bernie, but it's also not a good day for Bernie.

consider: 699 Bernie votes out of 11,300 U of WY students. Not exactly revolution odds. Didn't he have a rally there for thousands?

I ripped that raw vote total from Giordano's tweets. I don't know his source.

https://twitter.com/AlGiordano/status/718898683543048192

really is non-existent.

this may be a "moral victory" for the Sanders campaign...but moral victories don't help when you're losing and just tied for delegates in friggin' Wyoming.

His interview and bad press hurt him. Faux momentum stalled.

will have more delegates in total - she has 4 supers here.

Great work Wyoming Hillary people!

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president
Sanders 56.2% 154 7
H. Clinton 43.8% 120 10
R. De La Fuente 0.0% 0
Other 0.0% 0
Uncommitted 0.0% 0