Hillary estimated to be leading 55% to 45% in early voting.

[RandySF]

Early voting up big. Independents slightly down from 2008. Based on polling. I'm running around so no link. Hillary's best district is Palm Desert, Bernie's is Santa Barbara. Hillary also up big in San Diego area, Latino districts and African Anericans. Bernie up big around Carmel.


NOTE: I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT NEANS FOR THE STATEWIDE RESULT.

[warrprayer]

1. No link...

Of course.

[RandySF]

6. There is

But I'm running around and using my phone.

[warrprayer]

12. In honor of an absent poster, allow me

To provide one.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=2150658

[RandySF]

15. Link

http://capitolweekly.net/exit-poll-tight-race-absentee-voters-favor-hillary/

[CrowCityDem]

2. What I heard is that early vote will be 60-65% of the total.

That would make it hard for Bernie to catch up with today's voting, since the turnout is said to be good but not great, and was very low in a couple of his stronger places.

[Loudestlib]

27. That's why the AP already announced a nominee.

They waited until the early voting was done.

[MyNameGoesHere]

4. Isn't it Glorious that 106 years old support Clinton?

Absolutely Glorious!

[LenaBaby61]

13. Now, don't you know that...

Older people should be thrown under the bus because they vote

[Vattel]

18. my apologies for an ageist joke

[auntpurl]

5. Nothing wrong with older voters.

They are the most reliable voting block either party has. If I were a candidate and had a choice of having older voters or younger voters supporting me, I'd pick older every time - they are far more likely to make it to the voting booth.

[Vattel]

19. my apologies for being ageist

[auntpurl]

20. Apology accepted.

[SoCalNative]

7. Interesting that Bernie is up in

Santa Barbara and Carmel, both notorious Republican enclaves.

[RandySF]

9. Look at red western states like Idaho

[anotherproletariat]

10. Many repubs in CA are registered NPP because it gives them more flexiblity, and there is

often not any repub races of dire importance. I know that all of my conservative family members fall into this category. Many of them are voting for Sanders today, because they can't get a repub presidential ballot without being registered, and they want to weaken Hillary going into the general.

Can't wait for Thanksgiving.

[SoCalNative]

23. Many of us Dems are also

eom

[KingFlorez]

14. Those are Democratic areas

Santa Barbara is heavily liberal. The outlying areas like the Santa Ynez Valley are conservative, but Santa Barbara/Goleta/Isla Vista outvote them.

[SoCalNative]

16. No, Santa Barbara proper

has always been republican..there's a reason USCB was situated just outside the boundaries of the city..they didnt want those liberal students able to skew their demographic.

[KingFlorez]

17. Santa Barbara proper is extremely liberal nowadays

It's the sort of place Sanders would win easily.

[Marr]

22. Like the south, you mean?

I thought that argument was supposed to be offensive. Another rule change?

[William769]

8. Kick & highly Recommended!

[NWCorona]

11. From an underutilized op earlier today.

https://public.tableau.com/profile/paulmitche11#!/vizhome/CapitolWeeklyDemPresidentialPrimaryAVExitPoll/USDEMPRIM

[DCBob]

24. Yeah, those are mail-ins I believe.

[spooky3]

21. Just another reason to looovvvvve Palm Desert.

[DCBob]

25. I think thats going to be final result.

[Iliyah]

26. KNX is so far up the GOP arses reported earlier that

at least on the Dem's side 40-45% will vote today which is what they expected.

I've always considered Santa Barbara to be more conservative.