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Zynx

(21,328 posts)
Fri Mar 18, 2016, 12:09 AM Mar 2016

My rough-cut predictions for the rest of the primary season.

I'll do this with rough percentages. Basic gist of it is that there will be a strong Bernie run through the 9th of April, but I'm not sure it ultimately matters. They're mostly small western caucus states that cause a shrug from most people. He'll net decent numbers of delegates out of the Washington Caucuses, but once we get to mid-April things get tough for him.

March 22nd:
ID Caucus - Bernie 60%/Hillary 40%
UT Caucus - Bernie 60%/Hillary 40%
AZ Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 58%/Bernie 42%

March 26th (Bernie's single strongest night):
AK Caucus - Bernie 70%/Hillary 30%
HI Caucus - Bernie 55%/Hillary 45%
WA Caucus - Bernie 59%/Hillary 41%

April 5th
WI Primary - Bernie 53%/Hillary 47%

April 9th
WY Caucus - Bernie 58%/Hillary 42%

April 19th
NY Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 60%/Bernie 40%

April 26th
CT Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 55%/Bernie 45%
DE Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 60%/Bernie 40%
MD Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 60%/Bernie 40%
PA Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 55%/Bernie 45%
RI Primary (Semi-Open Primary) - Hillary 51%/Bernie 49%

May 3rd
IN Primary - Hillary 52%/Bernie 48%

May 10th
WV Primary (Semi-Open Primary) - Hillary 53%/Bernie 47%

May 17th
KY Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 51%/Bernie 49%
OR Primary (Closed Primary) - Bernie 56%/Hillary 44%

June 5th
Puerto Rico Primary - Hillary 65%/Bernie 35%

June 7th
CA Primary (Semi-Open Primary) - Hillary 54%/Bernie 46%
MT Primary - Bernie 53%/Hillary 47%
NJ Primary (Semi-Open Primary) - Hillary 56%/Bernie 44%
NM Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 58%/Bernie 42%
SD Primary (Semi-Open Primary) - Bernie 55%/Hillary 45%

June 14th
DC Primary (Closed Primary) - Hillary 70%/Bernie 30%

The race will effectively be over after April 26th. We're going to have these streaky performances where Bernie comes back for the next few weeks after a rough last few weeks, but then he gets a bad run of it in mid-April.

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liberal_at_heart

(12,081 posts)
2. From now on I am automatically trashing any thread that assumes when the race will be over.
Fri Mar 18, 2016, 12:15 AM
Mar 2016

The race is not over until every American has cast their vote. Bernie and we his supporters are going all the way to the convention whether Hillary supporters like it or not.

 

Califonz

(465 posts)
8. Hillary win California?
Wed Mar 23, 2016, 12:10 AM
Mar 2016

Well, it voted in horrible candidates before (Reagan, Ah-nuld, Pete Wilson, etc) so I guess it's possible.

Zynx

(21,328 posts)
9. She won it in 2008. She's winning Latinos.
Wed Mar 23, 2016, 12:11 AM
Mar 2016

I suspect she's also strong with the Asian American vote as well.

Zynx

(21,328 posts)
12. I underestimated a lot of Bernie's support in the caucus states and some of the primary states, but
Wed Apr 27, 2016, 11:04 PM
Apr 2016

otherwise, this has been pretty accurate so far. I wish I had gone with my instincts and given him RI, however.

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