*****Super Tuesday, The Results***** (independent, money, supporters, race)

[DJboutit]

Originally Posted by Hyperthetic

Is Hillary picking up the anti-Jewish votes the farther south it is?

I mean, how could Hillary possibly win Arkansas?

More like the Black and women voters

[Oldhag1]

Originally Posted by Ponderosa

If Rube pulls out Minnesota the establishment (as well as Dems) is going to be ecstatic. It will be evidence that Trump's appeal is limited outside of the redneck states (though MA might give them pause). On the other hand, it won't be enough to stop Trump and as long as the rest of them stay in, Trump will continue to rack up delegates.

Massachusetts Republucans are odd birds, they are a rebellious lot so Trump is right up their alley. The few Republicans they do elect are not typical Republicans.

Originally Posted by Ponderosa

Wow. Rubio is just killing Trump in MN. This is a state with pretty sane, centrist voters. If Trump can't beat Rubio and Cruz here, how does he beat Clinton? Rubio is alive!

Rubio's strongholds were always predicted to be the centrist states in the Mid-west and the West Coast states. That is why it is so important to him for Kasich to drop. I imagine the party gurus are about to slaughter him.

[owl6969]

Of course Colorado was for Bernie..

[DJboutit]

Only 32% of the votes in in TX and people are still voting and they have already picked winners on both sides

[UrbanCrossroads]

90% of the MA vote is in and they still haven't called it for Clinton? Is this a last-ditch effort to undermine her win there?

[Oldhag1]

Originally Posted by MikeyCNY

Arlington County, where I live, ran out of GOP ballots due to high voter turnout. Increase of 33% from 2008.

Here's the kicker: Arlington voted for Marco Rubio 49%, John Kasich 22%, and Trump third at 16%.

So yes, GOP turnout is YUUUUGE....to vote against Donald Drumpf.

Which makes this whole "high GOP turnout = victory in November" utterly ludicrous. These Republicans voting against Trump DO NOT like him.

I'm in PWC, we weren't as lopsided but still went Rubio. Alexandria went 47% Rubio, 24% Kasich.

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by UrbanCrossroads

90% of the MA vote is in and they still haven't called it for Clinton? Is this a last-ditch effort to undermine her win there?

NBC just did.

[Daywalk]

Originally Posted by UrbanCrossroads

90% of the MA vote is in and they still haven't called it for Clinton? Is this a last-ditch effort to undermine her win there?

NBC called already.

[MTQ3000]

With 79% reported, 9.3% lead for Rubio.

Mick

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by Oldhag1

I'm in PWC, we weren't as lopsided but still went Rubio. Alexandria went 47% Rubio, 24% Kasich.

These are good indicators of what Republican analysts fear is going to transpire across the more centrist majority of the country come November.