OHIO Results

[riversedge]

Last edited Tue Mar 15, 2016, 07:33 PM - Edit history (1)

I changed the Heading so this can be the thread.

[gcomeau]

1. Or... 35 minutes?

The posted times I saw said Ohio closes at 7:30 EST?

[riversedge]

2. umm..538 wrong again??

FiveThirtyEight ‏@FiveThirtyEight 13m13 minutes ago

Polls close in Ohio in about 15 minutes; here’s how Democrats voted in '08. http://53eig.ht/22kdCFv #PrimaryDay

[gcomeau]

3. I'm assuming they mixed up Florida and Ohio.

[SunSeeker]

4. 538 is wrong - polls definitely close at 7:30 pm local time in Ohio!

[MSMITH33156]

5. MSNBC

"Too Early to Call with Clinton leading"

[riversedge]

7. in ohio ??

[riversedge]

6. no results at nytimes....

http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/ohio

[Chichiri]

8. Hillary's magic number in Ohio is 71, which is 49.6% of delegates. nt

[riversedge]

10. thanks

[riversedge]

9. Clinton 4,778 71.4% Sanders 1,826 27.3 *<1%

Democratic Primary

First results: Clinton leads by 44 points, with <1% reporting.
Candidates Vote Pct.
Hillary Clinton 4,778 71.4%
Bernie Sanders 1,826 27.3
Other 92 1.4

6,696 votes, <1% reporting (2 of 8,887 precincts)

[book_worm]

11. Ohio exit polls per ABC

Ohio

As has been true all primary season, demographics played a big role in the Democratic primary Ohio today:

Race. Black voters in Ohio backed Clinton over Sanders by more than 2-1 – but that was well down in preliminary results from her 5-1 advantage among blacks in previous contests to date. (Blacks also made up a slightly smaller percentage of the electorate in Ohio than in past primaries overall – two in 10, vs. 26 percent in all states to date, and far higher in states where Clinton’s done best).

Race and age. As in Michigan, Clinton’s challenge was specifically among younger blacks. In preliminary results, she won blacks age 45 and older by her typical margins, with more than eight in 10 of their votes. But she and Sanders ran about evenly among blacks younger than 45.

Age. Two-thirds of voters 45 and older backed Clinton – but Sanders, typically, had an even wider lead among younger voters. His challenge: They made up less of the electorate.

Ideology. Six in 10 voters in Ohio described themselves as liberals, up from just 40 percent in 2008, continuing a trend seen all season. Sanders won “very” liberal voters, but he and Clinton tied among somewhat liberals in preliminary results, and Clinton pushed strongly among moderates.

[riversedge]

15. thanks

[misterhighwasted]

12. Clinton holds early Ohio lead BUT OOOH FLORIDA!!!

HRC 66
bs 32

With 65% reported

[riversedge]

13. Clinton 106,162 68.6% Sanders 47,015 30.4%--- 9% of vote

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Updated 7:03 pm ET, Mar. 15, 2016
March 15 primarydelegate allocation: proportional
pledged
143
total delegates
160
superdelegates
17
status: processing resultsest. % in: 9%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates
Clinton106,162
68.6%
0
Sanders47,015
30.4%
0
results by county

[riversedge]

14. #OHPrimary but early votes give Hillary huge 69-30 cushion over Sanders. Leading in each county that

Daily Kos Elections ‏@DKElections 5m5 minutes ago

Still a ton to go for #OHPrimary but early votes give Hillary huge 69-30 cushion over Sanders. Leading in each county that's reporting

[Chichiri]

16. Hillary is winning every county but one. nt

[riversedge]

17. 10% of vote+++ ,116, 440 68.1% Sanders 52, 108 30.5% cnn

status: processing resultsest. % in: 10%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates
Clinton116,440
68.1%
0
Sanders52,108
30.5%
0
results by county

status: processing resultsest. % in: 10%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates
Clinton116,440
68.1%
0
Sanders52,108
30.5%
0
results by county

[riversedge]

18. As results roll in, see where the highest concentration of OH GOP voters are

CBS News Politics ‏@CBSPolitics 3m3 minutes ago

As results roll in, see where the highest concentration of OH GOP voters are - @L2political http://cbsn.ws/1oWJOAC

[riversedge]

19. Clinton129,593 66.2% Sanders63,812 32.6% **12%

est. % in: 12%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates
Clinton129,593
66.2%
Sanders63,812
32.6%

[Treant]

20. NYT CALLS OHIO!

For Clinton!

[KewlKat]

21. she took OH

[zixiofix]

22. Hillary Wins Ohio!!! woo hoo!

[KewlKat]

23. Holy Crap

will we be a clean sweep tonight?

[Treant]

25. Who cares!

I'd take those three against Sanders' two small wins (the best he can hope for at this point).

[DawgHouse]

24. WTG Ohio!

[spooky3]

26. It's joined The Confederacy! Oh noooooes!