2 MILLION TURNOUT IN PUERTO RICO!!!

[datopbanana]

What happened to that?


30% Reporting - 75k total votes so far.

[PretzelWarrior]

1. they're all in church

[dana_b]

2. Chuck Todd just said maybe 300,000 n/t

[stray cat]

3. They are estimating 300,000 I think

[BeatleBoot]

10. 75,000 is 30% of 250,000

close enough, I guess.

[thewiseguy]

17. His estimates are from after today's voting

Clinton's campaign was hoping for over a million voters. Puerto Rico has over 2 million registered voters.

[democrattotheend]

18. 30% of precincts is not necessarily 30% of votes

Not all precincts are the same size. Remember how George Allen was winning with 98% of precincts reporting in Virginia in 2006? Arlington County was 99% in but a few big precincts had yet to report.

[billyoc]

4. Menudo concert?

[MercutioATC]

15. Now that's funny...

:rofl:

[AllentownJake]

5. People there don't give a shit?

[Ian David]

6. Zero percent tunrout predicted in November. n/t

[BlooInBloo]

7. They're all deluded.

[Thickasabrick]

8. LOL...they only printed 1.6 million ballots eom

[Youphemism]

9. Looks more like about 240,000

A rough projection suggests this will net a Clinton popular vote gain of about 80,000-85,000.

A lot less than projected.

[Youphemism]

13. Correction: about 270,000-275,000

I actually whipped out my calculator instead of ballparking.

That would mean a Clinton popular vote gain of about 97000-98000.

[writes3000]

16. And that's NOT ENOUGH!

Tee-hee.

I'm being childish here but it makes me happy.

[stevedeshazer]

11. You ain't good with math, I'm guessin'

:)

[LSparkle]

12. NOT!

[kevinbgoode]

14. Oh...well, I'm sure 10,000 of the were in Washington DC

demonstrating at the convention rules committee meeting. . ..er. . .oops. . .guess not.

[LaReservaPr]

19. Who ever said anything about 2 million?

No way would that be possible and no media or politician that i ever saw said anything about a possible turnout of 2 million voters, thats half the entire population of PR. At the most and going by the last US Primary held here(where high turnout was due to political parties battles) the numbers for possible turnout were 500,000.

[datopbanana]

20. LOL!! ONLY EVERY CLINTON SURROGATE! Now you see how crazy your side is?

I'll find the videos.

[LaReservaPr]

25. Please do.

Because here in PR and in all the local interviews with Clinton supporters not once did they mention 2 million as a possible turnout.

[thewiseguy]

21. WRONG

Puerto Rico has 3 million registered voters and in their last local election 85% of them turned out to vote.

In today's election roughly 300000 turned out to vote which would be a turnout of about 10%.

[LaReservaPr]

28. This is a Primary

Not the Battle Royale that occurs every time elections for governor come around.

[thewiseguy]

31. The Clinton surrogates painted it as Battle Royale

They certainly were not banking on a low turnout.

[Connie_Corleone]

22. Terry McCauliffe for one.

[datopbanana]

27. Lisa Caputo said it also.

[rox63]

23. Right after the polls closed, MSNBC said about 400,000 turned out

Maybe they overestimated a bit.

[my3boyz]

30. Out of 4 million people? Ouch! nt

[JackBeck]

34. Umm, the entire population of PR is not eligible to vote. n/t

[dems_rightnow]

24. We should designate all those who didn't vote as "Uncommitted"

and give them to Obama. Just to watch Ickes. :-)

[gristy]

26. 2 million? Did you make that up?

I'd been hearing estimates of a few hundred thousand for a while.

[hokies4ever]

29. Probably will be about 350,000

With Hillary netting about 130,000 votes.

[Youphemism]

32. The numbers keep changing... It's up to 367,000

I guess CNN was pretty far off on that "estimated percent of the vote in" earlier on.

It looks more like Hillary will net about a 125,000 vote gain.

[kenny blankenship]

33. Everyone likes to watch a good farce

but not everyone likes to take part in one.

[krawhitham]

35. 20% turn out, they normally get an 80% turnout in Puerto Rico