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538: 2016 Primary Forecasts...Hillary Clinton has a 99% chance of winning New York primary 4/12/16 (Original Post) workinclasszero Apr 2016 OP
Not over until it is over. But when it is Jackie Wilson Said Apr 2016 #1
I couldn't agree more!! nt anotherproletariat Apr 2016 #3
I'm voting for the democratic party nominee in the general workinclasszero Apr 2016 #4
Even if the candidate isn't directly addressing your specific needs and all of them? Jackie Wilson Said Apr 2016 #5
Who the hell else would I vote for? workinclasszero Apr 2016 #7
Exactly. Jackie Wilson Said Apr 2016 #9
So basically she has a 50/50 chance Dem2 Apr 2016 #2
538 has already discredited themselves several times this year. Their opinion is worthless. reformist2 Apr 2016 #6
They were wrong once in an open primary as were all the polls workinclasszero Apr 2016 #10
They have actually been incredibly accurate this cycle oberliner Apr 2016 #13
I love when they frame it as the 99% against the 1%. Barack_America Apr 2016 #8
I was going to say 'ironic' beedle Apr 2016 #16
WOW! 99% chance is exactly what they gave Hillary to win Michigan!!! 4139 Apr 2016 #11
Open primary workinclasszero Apr 2016 #12
Not enough of them crossed over for her, apparently AgingAmerican Apr 2016 #18
Plus, no competitive Dem primary since 1992 cemaphonic Apr 2016 #20
And Oklahoma. (nt) w4rma Apr 2016 #23
So this seals it. NWCorona Apr 2016 #14
Yawn... workinclasszero Apr 2016 #15
That meme never gets old NWCorona Apr 2016 #19
Downward trend for HRC... HumanityExperiment Apr 2016 #17
Seems a bit optomistic, with a week remaining...but I'll take it! nt anotherproletariat Apr 2016 #21
Just like in Michigan? eom Betty Karlson Apr 2016 #22
 

workinclasszero

(28,270 posts)
7. Who the hell else would I vote for?
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:17 PM
Apr 2016

A damn nazi like Trump?

A Canadian religious fanatic like Cruz?

Sitting at home or voting green/nader w/e equals voting republican and I'll be damned if I'm ever gonna do that!

Dem2

(8,168 posts)
2. So basically she has a 50/50 chance
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:12 PM
Apr 2016

Based on how well primaries have been forecast even a week out this cycle.

 

workinclasszero

(28,270 posts)
10. They were wrong once in an open primary as were all the polls
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:19 PM
Apr 2016

NY will be an actual democratic only primary, no shenanigans allowed.

 

oberliner

(58,724 posts)
13. They have actually been incredibly accurate this cycle
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:25 PM
Apr 2016

They have only really missed on one prediction so far.

 

beedle

(1,235 posts)
16. I was going to say 'ironic'
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:30 PM
Apr 2016

but I'm guessing it's really not since that seems to be Hillary's real agenda anyway .. and her supporters, if they give a shit at all at this point, would dump the 99% in second if she came right out and told them to.

 

workinclasszero

(28,270 posts)
12. Open primary
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:24 PM
Apr 2016

equals republicans crossing over to give the most beatable democratic candidate a hand...Bernie.

That's not going to happen in New York!


You are comparing apples to oranges

cemaphonic

(4,138 posts)
20. Plus, no competitive Dem primary since 1992
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:35 PM
Apr 2016

so the likely voter models were shit. MI was a perfect storm of polling anomalies, not a sign that polls are always wrong.

 

HumanityExperiment

(1,442 posts)
17. Downward trend for HRC...
Tue Apr 12, 2016, 07:32 PM
Apr 2016

Thx, good to see the upward trend for Bernie and downward for HRC, the gap is closing

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