She's already won the night. All she had to do with win Florida big and with 91 percent of the vote in, she's up 65 percent to 32 percent-so pretty much doubling up.
Again, this last week, with all the big talk about Bernie Momentum. this is what mattered coming in tonight. Florida has 246 delegates and she is going to en up with about 167 of them to about 75 for Bernie. This 92 delegate win brings her delegate lead up to over 300 delegates through 22 states.
That's just pledged delegates. No way does he come back from this. Meanwhile she has a 20 point lead in North Carolina which has also now been called for her with 29 percent of the vote.
That should get her about about 72 of the states 121 delegates. So that's another 23 delegate margin to her 300 delegate lead.
What is very so far is Ohio. It's only 10 percent in but currently she has 68 percent while Bernie is at 30.6. It's early but she seems to be winning almost everywhere in the state.
"We have to watch the election day vote in Ohio, but Clinton is literally winning every county but one in the state. In the early vote Clinton leads by 37 percentage points, and more than 150,000 votes have been counted."
http://fivethirtyeight.com/live-blog/march-15-primaries-ohio-florida-results-presidential-election-2016/
It's pretty clear that she is going to win the state but it would be great if it ends up this one-sided. What a rebuke to Bernie's trade demagoguery.
It would also show that maybe the press and pollsters overreacted to Bernie's Michigan squeaker last week.
Again, this last week, with all the big talk about Bernie Momentum. this is what mattered coming in tonight. Florida has 246 delegates and she is going to en up with about 167 of them to about 75 for Bernie. This 92 delegate win brings her delegate lead up to over 300 delegates through 22 states.
That's just pledged delegates. No way does he come back from this. Meanwhile she has a 20 point lead in North Carolina which has also now been called for her with 29 percent of the vote.
That should get her about about 72 of the states 121 delegates. So that's another 23 delegate margin to her 300 delegate lead.
What is very so far is Ohio. It's only 10 percent in but currently she has 68 percent while Bernie is at 30.6. It's early but she seems to be winning almost everywhere in the state.
"We have to watch the election day vote in Ohio, but Clinton is literally winning every county but one in the state. In the early vote Clinton leads by 37 percentage points, and more than 150,000 votes have been counted."
http://fivethirtyeight.com/live-blog/march-15-primaries-ohio-florida-results-presidential-election-2016/
It's pretty clear that she is going to win the state but it would be great if it ends up this one-sided. What a rebuke to Bernie's trade demagoguery.
It would also show that maybe the press and pollsters overreacted to Bernie's Michigan squeaker last week.
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