Hillary will take NY

[TMontoya]

By at least 10 points and same with PA. Winning NY by the 15 point is not happening.

[revbones]

1. We'll see... nt

[reformist2]

6. Right on cue, we move on to the next state, projecting new ridiculous numbers. Lather, rinse, repeat

[JimDandy]

30. Actually, it's the next state they think they have a chance in. Wyoming? Hmmm...

[Trajan]

2. Sure ...

Right ....

[JackRiddler]

3. Meet me at Washington Square Park on the evening of April 13...

and say it again in person. I doubt you'll be as confident then.

[TMontoya]

4. Irrelevant

Check the polls. NYC is heavily favored for Clinton.

[Joe the Revelator]

8. So was WI just a week or so ago.

[TMontoya]

10. No it wasn't

Besides NY is closed and Sanders is not drawing much support in NY outside college kids. He is still down by over 200 delegates he missed his target tonight.

[Red Oak]

24. On March 29th, five thirty eight said the chances of a Clinton win in WI were 83%!

How'd that work out for ya?

[Joe the Revelator]

26. Keeping telling yourself that any of those statements are true. They aren't.

Aside from NY being a closed primary, but I don't think that is going to matter.

[JackRiddler]

16. Totally relevant. Everyone in town will know the size of the crowd. But...

First of all, I don't give a shit about polls.

I care about politics. I care about issues. I care about people. I don't care about for-profit polling companies and their modeling and the way they are used in attempts to manipulate and distract from people, issues and politics.

Isn't that beautifully retro? Like tokens!

Second, these polls look great!

Every primary outside the South has gone the same way. The polls have been consistently and radically wrong.

Early in the morning today, according to the laughably skewed-as-always polls, Sanders and Clinton were in a dead heat in Wisconsin. That is how I knew with certainty he was winning by 10%, minimum. (Currently: +12 with plenty of Madison to go.)

[brooklynite]

15. I thought we'd established that the size of Sanders' crowd doesn't correlate to his votes...

...and do you realize how little open space there is in Washington Square Park?

[JackRiddler]

18. I don't know, have you ever been there?

It will be packed. Beautifully so. At full density I figure 30,000 fit, and all the side streets will be full too. Why can't Hillary Clinton do that? Since she's so popular and all?

And all you've established is a fantasy world. Sanders' crowds are obviously translating into votes, and he keeps winning. And they will be getting bigger from here on in.

[Motown_Johnny]

5. Remember when she was going to win 49 states?

It seems like only yesterday....

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

19. So true.

Yesterday all her troubles seemed so far away... Now she needs a place to hide away...

[senseandsensibility]

7. Why even vote?

You have spoken. Send a copy of this to the Sanders campaign. I'm sure they'll surrender.

[Xipe Totec]

9. Don't pout. nt

[riderinthestorm]

11. Lol!

[bunnies]

12. herp a derp a influx a derp.

yayyyy!

[itsrobert]

13. Right on

Oh target and on the mark.

[srobert]

14. My Prediction ...

... is that if Hillary does not win New York, she's done. And there is a strong possibility that Bernie will win New York. One more prediction. The President elected in 2016 will be a non-establishment candidate. Better think carefully about that because there two of them. Which one do you want?

[TMontoya]

17. No he doesn't

Have a good chance to win in NY. In fact theres a good chance he gets trounced. Check the polls.

[Samantha]

36. He has closed the margin to only ten points behind (eom)

[TMontoya]

40. According to what?

All latest polls show 15+ leads for Hillary. Even your outlier has him being beaten badly.

[srobert]

42. Sure and While You're At It, Check Wisconsin's Polls

The polls I saw yesterday said at best Sanders would win Wisconsin by two points. Several polls said he'd lose last week. Hmm, only 89% of the vote is in now, but he is ahead by nearly 13 points. I think polls are being published by people who are trying to create self-fulfilling prophecies and discourage people from voting against the "inevitable".

[longship]

20. Blah-de-blah de-blah-blah de-blah de-blah.

De-blah de-blah de-blah-blah.

[MrMickeysMom]

21. Have you lived in either one of those states?

I have. Don't count your chickens before they hatch...

[TMontoya]

23. I live in Nj

And around here people support Hillary over Bernie by a lot. The size of his rallies is irrelevant.

[MrMickeysMom]

29. Oh, I see...

The size of his rallies is irrelevant...

The size of his rallies is irrelevant...

[Jennylynn]

31. lol, clever you are

[noretreatnosurrender]

22. She's already "taken" NY & the rest of the country

for a ride for far too long. I hope the voters in NY show her the exit door in a BIG APPLE sort of way.

[Impedimentus]

25. Hillary will win NY by 234%

The Cuomo machine knows how to get the votes out.

FEEL THE BERN - 2016

[Politicalboi]

27. I just have one word

Panama!!!!!!!!!

[yourout]

28. Nice to know I have not run out of ignore material.

[MisterP]

32. Clinton ahead by 10 points!

as of yesterday

[TMontoya]

33. Wow

Solid lead with only 2 weeks to go. I doubt many will sift their votes at the point. She will likely win by 15 or more points.

[Impedimentus]

37. Welcome to DU on this fine day, thank you for helping me grow my IGNORE list.

FEEL THE BERN - 2016

[YASSIR THE FAT]

38. April 19th rolls around, Bernie'll be ahead by 5% by polls

and polls are wrong again when Bernie defeats Clinton by 17%.

[MisterP]

39. the arc of history is ruthless

and it's a poll number now

[TMontoya]

41. Not possible

Step out of the bubble and get back to reality. There is no chance he wins let alone by that much.

[chillfactor]

34. that she will ;) n/t

[litlbilly]

35. In your dreams you brand new HILL ShIll