Nevada Democratic Caucus results

so like Iowa there is seemingly problems getting results in so far but it is looking like sanders in lead with biden then warren

apps.npr.org...

fivethirtyeight.com...

nevadacaucusresults.com... seems to be ironically the most behind on reporting results

www.nytimes.com..../interactive/2020/02/22/us/elections/results-nevada-caucus.html if you put the . after .com you can read the NYT for free apparently hence why its posted in this way

It’s still early, but Sanders leads Biden by 37.7 percentage points with 3 percent of precincts reporting.

and trump already weighing in on the results twitter.com...

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump Looks like Crazy Bernie is doing well in the Great State of Nevada. Biden & the rest look weak, & no way Mini Mike can restart his campaign after the worst debate performance in the history of Presidential Debates. Congratulations Bernie, & don’t let them take it away from you!

so seems trump really wants to run agains standers in the general election. and with one primary left before super tuesday we should be expecting more of the non viable dems to drop out

warren is now taking super pac money so shes not likely to drop out soon and it appears at least for now that biden is finally doing decent in a primary but still with sanders in the lead over all

put it in the mud pit this time but was surprised to not see any one posting about this yet

edit to add warrens recent "good show" at the last debate wont seem to factor into this as over 75k Nevadans voted early (before the last debate) and it sort of looks like mayor pete is running out of steam

It's a wonder that Biden and Warren are getting any votes 🤣 🤣 🤣

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

Yep, been watching, looks like the communist took Nevada!

was suprised to see fox call it almost instantly when results started coming out for sanders but it seems NPR is saying hes the projected winner apps.npr.org...

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is the projected winner of the Nevada caucus, according to the Associated Press. — Kelsey Snell, NPR Congressional Correspondent

but then from same source biden is tooting his horn calling him self the "come back kid" and implies this is where his momentum builds

Former Vice President Joe Biden said Saturday that his campaign is positioned for a comeback, after lackluster performance in the contests in Iowa and New Hampshire. "Look, I know we don’t have the final results yet, but I feel really good," Biden told supporters in Las Vegas. "You put me in a position — the press is ready to declare people dead quickly, but we’re alive and we’re coming back and we’re going to win." Biden’s campaign manager, Greg Schultz, tweeted Saturday that the campaign believes Biden will place second in Nevada based on its internal data and noted that according to entrance polls, Biden won the black vote, support from voters over the age of 65 and voters who oppose “Medicare for All.” "I think we’re going to go, we’re going to win in South Carolina and then Super Tuesday, and we are on our way," Biden said.

and handy delegate tracker from BI www.businessinsider.com... dont think its updated for nevada yet but how the delegates get distributed will be interesting

www.politico.com... X3tXGNcx4 interesting article from politico on Bloomberg who was not on Nevada rolls tonight

LAS VEGAS — Mike Bloomberg is privately lobbying Democratic Party officials and donors allied with his moderate opponents to flip their allegiance to him — and block Bernie Sanders — in the event of a brokered national convention. The effort, largely executed by Bloomberg’s senior state-level advisers in recent weeks, attempts to prime Bloomberg for a second-ballot contest at the Democratic National Convention in July by poaching supporters of Joe Biden and other moderate Democrats, according to two Democratic strategists familiar with the talks and unaffiliated with Bloomberg. Advertisement The outreach has involved meetings and telephone calls with supporters of Biden and Pete Buttigieg — as well as uncommitted DNC members — in Virginia, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and North Carolina, according to one of the strategists who participated in meetings and calls.

i THINK the first primary/Caucus that bloomberg is in will be super Tuesday ones right?

Yeah baby.

Feel the BERN...

Viva la revolution!

Feel the recession!!a reply to: Gandalf77

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

yeah, 7% reporting right now, I expect Biden to finish around 10% at the end.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

Yep, been watching, looks like the communist took Nevada!

It looks like Russia has improved their algorithms greatly!

mobile.twitter.com...

originally posted by: WUNK22
Feel the recession!!a reply to: Gandalf77

No, those happen when your last name is Bush.

Did the caucus kiss cause chaos for the gieg-y-bootty campaign?

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: RalagaNarHallas
Yep, been watching, looks like the communist took Nevada!

I don't think so. He's getting supporters just because the free health insurance promises. Funny how Bloomberg offer it too but nobody believe him.

well if reports from reddit the donald are to be believed some trump supporters showed up in areas with low turn out to skew delegate allocations least in areas that had low turn out. no idea if this was an "open Caucus" like the primaries are in some states but at least two posts claiming to have gotten delegates for pete over sanders . i dont think we are allowed to quote reddit here right? but if you subscribe there you can see it in the "rising category"

a reply to: TheLead

eh there were alot of factors that kind of made this a weird one, warren doing "good in the debate against bloomberg" was not a factor as 75k voted early before last debate so depending on when that happened it probally was not an issue . im trying to get turn out numbers to compare to past few elections but so far nothing concrete

originally posted by: Gandalf77

originally posted by: WUNK22
Feel the recession!!a reply to: Gandalf77

No, those happen when your last name is Bush.

The last one, you mean... which was caused by Democratic policies put into place by Carter and Clinton.

But I digress...

I am seriously hoping for a Bernie primary win because to me it's a win/win.

Trump wins the election and America can say that they rejected his stupid economic ideas and we go forward.

Bernie wins the election and his policies tank our economy, the Bernie Bros starve off, civil war happens, then we can clean this mess up and start over again with the reminder that socialism is bad, M'Kay?

I'm good with either outcome.

Although to be honest posters like you kinda make me want Bernie for President.

Feel the Social Darwinism Bern...

originally posted by: RalagaNarHallas
so like Iowa there is seemingly problems getting results in so far but it is looking like sanders in lead with biden then warren

A second place finish in a primary would be Joe Biden's best showing in his political history of running for President of the United States!

en.wikipedia.org...
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Hell, he finished 7th in the 2008 VP New Hampshire caucus...
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Basically, if Joe finished a single primary higher than 4th place, he's achieved a personal best. Not bad for someone who has been running for the presidency for 36 years!



Holy F, someone please remind my *why* Conservatives are supposed to be sweating November in any way again.

so far the most recent reulsts i can find are 10% in which seems kind of low numbers for it being mostly over for hours now? are they having another Iowa where it will take weeks to actually get the numbers? on the plus side there is only one more Caucus left and that is in wyoming of all places then its just the bog standard primaries most of us are used to and super tuesday is on march 3rd so 2 weeksish tell we find out who the real front runner is

originally posted by: Gandalf77

originally posted by: WUNK22
Feel the recession!!a reply to: Gandalf77

No, those happen when your last name is Bush.

The Bernie Bush it would be, then. It's almost Biblical, end times stuff right there. Crack open the 4th seal.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

eh i think we team R have a good shot at trump winning re-election but i would advise most to not get over confident and pull a hillalry and think its a shoe in just yet as unless we actually get out and vote who knows ya know? no idea yet who will be the actual front runner but its looking like sanders ,and ONLY when he is the supposed nominee do we see reactions from wallstreet and various other groups that may want to fund his opponent trump in the general election

a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

Hillary had no track record, Trump has the economic boom of the past 3+ years, global peace compared with any of his recent predecessors, the highest consumer sentiment in decades, the highest levels of national satisfaction with the country in decades... It isn't overconfidence, it's simply pragmatic reality. To quote Kid Rock, "It ain't bragging, mfer, if you can back it up." November will back up a hell of a lot.