IL results ***

[riversedge]

Last edited Tue Mar 15, 2016, 08:55 PM - Edit history (1)

based on early exit polls per CNN

[Bleacher Creature]

1. That doesn't sound too bad.

Exit polls can, and probably will, tighten.

Plus, a close race in IL only nets him a few more delegates. Combined with blowouts in NC and FL, the race is essentially over.

[radical noodle]

5. He won't get out

He wants to tear the party apart. I'll be happy to eat my words if I'm wrong.

[justhanginon]

21. I agree. I have felt that was his goal from the beginning.

As well as a lot of his supporters. The Democratic party will never ever be far enough left for them.

[book_worm]

2. Massachusetts also had BS ahead

we'll see with the vote count. No matter what if we win OH, FL & NC it's a good night especially if it's close in IL and MO.

[MSMITH33156]

3. That means it'll be real close

and counted late into the night.

[Haveadream]

4. Anxiously awaiting

good news from Illinois!

[book_worm]

6. CBS has it 51-50 for Hillary :)

https://twitter.com/CBSPolitics/status/709892694328418305

[riversedge]

8. :-)

[rock]

10. Yep

!

[MSMITH33156]

14. Can't wait until

BS supporters say this is proof of the conspiracy.

[riversedge]

7. The AP calls #ILSEN Dem primary for Tammy Duckworth.

Daily Kos Elections ‏@DKElections 8m8 minutes ago

The AP calls #ILSEN Dem primary for Tammy Duckworth. She'll face Mark Kirk in closely-watched race

[FrenchieCat]

11. YES!

[book_worm]

12. Great, she has an excellent shot at a pick up.

[KewlKat]

9. This will be a nail biter

don't ya think?

[book_worm]

13. Yes.

[riversedge]

15. ‏@DKElections 3m3 minutes ago Early results in Cook have Hillary up 53-45. Can'

Daily Kos Elections ‏@DKElections 3m3 minutes ago

Early results in Cook have Hillary up 53-45. Can't tell where they're from, but only #IL01 in Chicago reporting much

[riversedge]

16. Clinton148,052 54.4% Sanders121,108 44.5% ** 17%

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/il/Dem


status: processing resultsest. % in: 17%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates


Clinton148,052
54.4%

Sanders121,108
44.5%

results by county

[riversedge]

17. Clinton359,113 53.4% Sanders307,439 45.7% ***42%

est. % in: 42%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/il/Dem

Clinton359,113 53.4%
Sanders307,439
45.7%



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results by county
candidates
Clinton
Sanders
tie
Springfield
no data available
View all illinois county results

[riversedge]

18. msnbc--still too close to call

[riversedge]

19. Maddow taking of the sharp ads by Bernie against Rahm

[MSMITH33156]

20. From 538

HARRY ENTEN 9:47 PM
Clinton is holding on to a 6 percentage point lead in Illinois. Much of Cook County, where Clinton was expected to do well, has already reported. Still, much of the raw vote from Illinois generally comes from Cook. The bottom line is that the race is too close to call, with Clinton leading.

[spooky3]

22. She's still hanging on but the margin is narrower.

[riversedge]

23. Clinton647,237 51.7% Sanders592,681 47.4% Steve K on msnbc just gave an

encouraging little talk for Hillary with his map.


http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/il/Dem

est. % in: 64%
candidatevotes%pledged delegates

Clinton647,237
51.7%
Sanders592,681
47.4%

results by county

[spooky3]

26. I like Steve K and his board :-) !

[book_worm]

24. IL will be close, but I think she will hang on for a narrow win.

[ismnotwasm]

25. Fingers crossed

I just read on Facebook that she will carry Cook county, and Sanders has little chance, but Facebook you know

[Tarheel_Dem]

27. Chuck Toad says that even if BS wins MO, it's just a "moral victory", but of no consequence....

because of the delegate math. They'll split the delegates almost right down the middle, which helps Clinton pad her totals.

[MSMITH33156]

28. CBS just said that this

is Leaning Clinton.