In Florida today 9,000 people attended Bernie's rally, whereas Hillary's rally

[Cal33]

drew about 600. What would you think if next week's elections should show
a Hillary win in Florida?

There are already complaints of questionable election methods used in Polk
County, Iowa, on the part of Hillary supporters.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511478847

[bigwillq]

1. Hillary is favored to win FLA so I wouldn't think much

It's not the size of the crowd, but the motion of the Voters.
Hillary's crowds haven't been as big, but her supporters are coming out to vote. That's what counts.

[Cal33]

2. And what's your interpretation of what's going on in Polk County, Iowa, right now?

[bigwillq]

4. Haven't followed it all that closely

Seems like there might be some irregularities. I am all for making sure all votes are counted properly.

[Cal33]

14. That's great! There should be more people like you.

[NWCorona]

15. That's the most important part

[Cal33]

18. Yes, Bernie's people should hang in there, tough and not taking any nonsense. They

must take part in. every single vote counted. The same thing must be done in
every vote count, now and in the GE.

We should take no more nonsense from anybody.

[AzDar]

3. GOTV, Florida... an overwhelming display.

Go, Bernie...GO!!

[BuelahWitch]

5. Wonder who resurrected the Butterfly Ballots...

[Lucinda]

6. Hillary has deliberately been doing small events the entire campaign

She is up over 1.6 million votes and 215 delegates...I'm thinking their strategy is working just fine.

[Cal33]

7. There will be no more Southern States voting after next week since all 11 of

them will have already voted. And 29 states will still be waiting to vote.

[Lucinda]

8. So? n/t

[Cal33]

9. With an exception or two, the rest of the Southern States are solidly for Hillary.

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After next week, all of them will have voted. Hillary's gun will be empty.
And there are still 29 states that are waiting to vote. It's simple arithmetic
-- provided, of course, the Sanders supporters will stand strong and insist
on being present for the counting of every single vote. They will not "leave
the room," as requested by the Hillary supporters.

By the way, it is an awfully dumb type of request, to ask one's opponents
to leave the room during the recount. It's about as open an admission as
one will ever come across that fraud will be taking place.

I can't imagine anything dumber than that!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511477611

[Lucinda]

10. You think Bernie will win NY? Maryland?

Pennsylvania? Ohio?

[Cal33]

11. Even in those 4 states you mentioned, I think Bernie's chances are far better there

than what he had in the Solid South. Bernie was being slaughtered there,
But those heady days of Hillary are over. Now comes the sheer reality. I think
Bernie will win, but it will be very close.

Extra care must be paid that fraud cannot take place.

[Lucinda]

12. If the polls are correct it will be the same in these states

Guess we will know soon enough.

[NWCorona]

16. We will!

Good luck!

[Cal33]

17. Haven't you noticed that the polls are often overstated in favor of Hillary? That's

the MSM for you.

[Lucinda]

20. Actually, many have understated her numbers.

I'm not a big poll fan in general, until very close to the day, but they can be useful.

[Joe the Revelator]

13. I'd take bets on all four of those states.

For Bernie.

[bigtree]

19. closed primary

...many of those voters must be independents, unable to vote in the primary, because in these closed primary states, the crowds haven't been proportional to the vote. Texas, for instance...

[democrattotheend]

21. It seems like she never draws big crowds. Is that by choice?

In 2008, Obama also drew much bigger crowds even in states she won. Does she choose to have smaller events and not have events where 10,000 people could come, or is she just not getting much turnout?