Sanders will take California. (campaign, Democrats, Republican, Clinton)

[mm4]

SF, Oakland, San Diego, LA, SB will win it for him.

[lilyflower3191981]

sanders will take orange county Democrats' base. not sure about the rest of the state.

[mm4]

Originally Posted by lilyflower3191981

sanders will take orange county Democrats' base. not sure about the rest of the state.

Orange is the one place I don't see him doing as well. I also think San Diego may be more of a wild card.

San Jose, Marin Co., (and Napa, Sonoma) are Hillary all the way.

[dexter75]

I live in Orange County and I've seen zero evidence of Sanders support here. I have seen some Hillary stuff but mostly Trump and Rubio. It's still heavily Republican here.

[lilyflower3191981]

Originally Posted by dexter75

I live in Orange County and I've seen zero evidence of Sanders support here. I have seen some Hillary stuff but mostly Trump and Rubio. It's still heavily Republican here.

wrong. Orange county Democrats base supports sanders, not clinton. (especially the ones under 35) Not sure where did you go.

[lilyflower3191981]

Originally Posted by mm4

Orange is the one place I don't see him doing as well. I also think San Diego may be more of a wild card.

San Jose, Marin Co., (and Napa, Sonoma) are Hillary all the way.

i agree with your bolded, however, orange county Democrats base is not the same as, san bernardino county. lol

[dexter75]

Originally Posted by lilyflower3191981

wrong. Orange county Democrats base supports sanders, not clinton. (especially the ones under 35) Not sure where did you go.

Proof from a credible source?

[mm4]

Originally Posted by lilyflower3191981

i agree with your bolded, however, orange county Democrats base is not the same as, san bernardino county. lol

Where am I invoking San Bernardino Co.?

[emm74]

Sanders is already spending money in California for $$$ TV ad time.

But I truly don't see him still viable by then. With proportional allocation of delegates, in many states, Hillary won't even need to win to maintain her delegate advantage. And that's before getting into specifics of whether Bernie would really be able to win in diverse California when he certainly isn't showing he can do that so far. Texas and California have reasonably similar demographics and he was a long way from winning in Texas last night.

[lilyflower3191981]

Originally Posted by dexter75

Proof from a credible source?

I LIVE in OC.

But if you want some proof, here it is

Irvine’s Rachel Potucek, who helped organize the event, said she had no trouble tracking down Sanders supporters to set up tables with their candidates’ literature and swag, but that staffers for Clinton told her no one was available from her campaign to attend.

“I was really surprised how little infrastructure she had in Orange County compared to Bernie Sanders,“ said Potucek, a 35-year-old who runs a soap-making business.

The Bernie Sanders wave hits Orange County as supporters gather to watch debate - The Orange County Register

lol