Washington state RESULTS Thread...

[riversedge]

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/mar/26/live-results-alaska-hawaii-washington-caucuses



Washington
Democrats
Statewide results

8/72 precincts (11.1%) reporting
Bernie Sanders
799
73.6%
Hillary Clinton
283
26.1%

1,086 total votes

[riversedge]

1. nytimes results..

The times has an interactive map for the state also.

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


Washington Caucus Results
LIVE 4:49:15 PM ET
Democratic Caucuses

Sanders leads by 48 points, with 11% reporting.
Candidates Vote Pct.
Bernie Sanders 799 73.6%
Hillary Clinton 283 26.1
Other 4 0.4

1,086 votes, 11% reporting (8 of 72 precincts)
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Yakima
Bellingham
Olympia
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Yakima
Bellingham
Olympia

Leader

Sanders

No results

Show Estimated Remaining Votes
How Demo

[6chars]

2. seattle and olympia will make or break the day for either candidate

[riversedge]

5. Seattle is King County FYI; Olympia is Thurston Cty

[riversedge]

3. Hillary tweet

They look like youngins to me

Hillary for WA ‏@HillaryforWA 36m36 minutes ago

To everyone who put their heart into the campaign here in Washington: THANK YOU.

[yallerdawg]

4. Is this what it is?

Garfield County: 3-2. Is that 3 caucus-goers to 2 caucus-goers?

Columbia County: 10-3.

Adams County: 17-6.

Lincoln County: 22-8.

You have got to be kidding!

[Treant]

6. County/District delegates, I think

So the number at the caucus could have been anything from just a few right on up to a huge crowd.

[yallerdawg]

17. Very confusing as usual!

Not actual voter counts?

Saturday's caucuses will elect 27,170 delegates, proportionally allocated to each candidate. Those delegates will then move on to county conventions and legislative district caucuses, where a smaller group will advance to the congressional district caucuses at the end of May, when 67 delegates will be elected to the Democratic National Convention. The following month, the remaining 34 delegates will be chosen and bound based on the ratio of support determined at the May 21 congressional district caucuses.

http://www.wa-democrats.org/caucus-results

[ismnotwasm]

7. Depressing, but expected

It's no fun in Seattle today

[riversedge]

8. "I've been waiting to wear this shirt for 3 years!" - Anita, a @HillaryforW

I am happy for her

Brexton Isaacs ‏@BrextonIsaacs 3h3 hours ago

"I've been waiting to wear this shirt for 3 years!" - Anita, a @HillaryforWA in Skagit

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

9. What's with the annoying Bernie Sanders graphic?

Not annoyed because it's him but it was blocking the results from my county, Snohomish.

[riversedge]

10. that gigit is annoying at this pt.but it does move

[riversedge]

14. sorry--but it is leaning bernie at this pt

[riversedge]

11. 15of40 counted In Alaska

Democrats
Statewide results

15/40 precincts (37.5%) reporting
Bernie Sanders
181
78.7%
Hillary Clinton
49

[still_one]

12. Again, this should be no real surprise to anyone

[riversedge]

13. Neither Seattle, nor Olympia are in yet per nytimes

[book_worm]

15. I was hoping HRC would at least get over 30% in Washington

[riversedge]

16. King cty--Seattle--1/17 prec. reporting--> tied per nytime

[Coolest Ranger]

18. Let Bernie have these 3 wins

I was expecting him to win all 3 today cause when he comes to states with voters like me who are black, he hasn't got a prayer

[yallerdawg]

19. CNN reports...

Bernie spent $1.4 million in these 3 states.

Hillary spent $54,000.

But even if Sanders voters turn out in force, he still faces daunting mathematical odds as he tries to catch up with Clinton's delegate count, particularly because delegates are allocated proportionally. The former secretary of state has already amassed 1,711 of the 2,383 delegates she would need to clinch the nomination, according to CNN estimates, while Sanders has notched 952 delegates to date. That means he would need to win 75% of the remaining pledged delegates to defeat her.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/26/politics/election-2016-alaska-hawaii-washington-caucuses-highlights/index.html

[LuvLoogie]

26. That's including superdelegates. After today he may only need about 55%.

Last edited Sat Mar 26, 2016, 08:35 PM - Edit history (1)

So we're going to hear about it until she gets Beck some of her current lead. Probably down to about 200 delegate lead after today.

Meanwhile I have so-called progressive 20 something relatives who are buying into the anti-Hillary shit.

One in California who is about 21. He's gay. He just called Hillary the C word and a liar on his FB page. The other about 25 called her a career criminal.

[nolabear]

20. I caucused for Hillary in Seattle today. Bernie will win handily because of the demographic.

Seattle is FAR and away young, white and pretty privileged. People with more time in the trenches, so to speak, are for Hillary.

[ismnotwasm]

21. AP just called it for Sanders

[katmille]

22. When will we know the delegate count?

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

23. Surprised King County's closer than others.

That may change however.

[riversedge]

25. I get 67 to 32--3/17 precients reporting

for king so far.

nytimes but maybe behind??.


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

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

[riversedge]

24. 32/72 precincts (44.4%) reporting Sanders 6,127 73.9% Hillary Clinton 2,149 25.9%

Washington
Democrats
Statewide results

32/72 precincts (44.4%) reporting
Bernie Sanders
6,127
73.9%
Hillary Clinton
2,149
25.9%

8,293 total votes

[KewlKat]

27. so only 8,300 voted thus far?

seems odd that 44% of the precincts have reported and so few votes? I thought BS was getting yUUUGE crowds in WA? Where's the turnout?

[LiberalFighter]

28. They are all tuckered out from staying up late.