Many of the primaries coming up are closed.

[Kaleva]

Florida Mar 15 Closed
Arizona Mar 22 Closed
Alaska Mar 26 Closed
Wyoming Apr 9 Closed
New York Apr 19 Closed
Connecticut Apr 26 Closed
Delaware Apr 26 Closed
Maryland Apr 26 Closed
Pennsylvania Apr 26 Closed
Guam May 7 Closed
Kentucky May 17 Closed
Oregon May 17 Closed
Virgin Islands Jun 4 Closed
New Jersey Jun 7 Closed
New Mexico Jun 7 Closed
D. C. Jun 14 Closed

In Michigan, Hillary won 57% of the voters who identified themselves as Democrats while in Massachusets, she won 60% of that demographic. Based on that, she ought to do quite well in the above states.

[MADem]

1. I agree. nt

[NWCorona]

2. I think it will benefit Hillary in Florida for sure but to what degree is uncertain

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There was a flurry of party registrations before the deadline so we will have to see.

[djean111]

6. When my grandson went to register as a Democrat, so he could vote for Bernie,

the clerk said there had been a LOT of young people doing that. Seems most of the young ones had been registered as non-affiliated, since they did not care to identify with either party at the time they initially registered.

We voted for Bernie today, at our local library!

[NWCorona]

7. Sweet and thanks for the confirmation

[Lizzie Poppet]

3. Add Oregon for the Democrats.

Only the GOP primary is open. Usually I vote in it, just to pick the least-electable candidate.

This year, I re-registered Democrat to vote for Bernie this May (and, hopefully, in November).

[DesertFlower]

4. i'm in arizona and vote 2 weeks ago.

[PM Martin]

5. Even if she loses some rural states,

she should not lose in landslides in this scenario.