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2016 Postmortem

paulthompson

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8. One more thing

Reply to paulthompson (Reply #6)

Tue Mar 29, 2016, 11:24 PM

Mar 2016

I just checked, and right now Wikipedia has Clinton winning Arizona by 57.6% to 39.9%, or 44 delegates to 31 delegates. That's a 13 delegate gain.

Her win was 59.1% to 40.9% if you elimate the other candidates (who don't reach the thresholds to matter for getting delegates). But the latest numbers have Clinton's lead narrowing to 57.9% to 42.1%.

If that continues, Sanders could take back a big chunk of that 13 delegate gain, which would be as good as winning another small state!

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Bernie Sanders Likely To GAIN 2-6 Net Delegates in AZ [View all] Segami Mar 2016 OP

The Fish stink from the head.... Segami Mar 2016 #1

I wouldn't be surprised paulthompson Mar 2016 #2

Okay, I found some more numbers paulthompson Mar 2016 #4

A-ha! I found it! paulthompson Mar 2016 #6

One more thing paulthompson Mar 2016 #8

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By the way... paulthompson Mar 2016 #15

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