Hillary Clinton

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9. yes voters are giving a lot of information

Reply to Orange Butterfly (Reply #8)

Wed Mar 2, 2016, 10:05 AM

Mar 2016

by voting. Like in Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, Massachusetts, South Carolina, American Samoa, etc on and on!!!

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MN and CO - what are your thoughts? [View all] LAS14 Mar 2016 OP

Other than Colorado, the other states he won by a large margin were predominantly white ... LannyDeVaney Mar 2016 #1

Both states are largely white and liberal vdogg Mar 2016 #2

+1 about caucuses generally. BlueMTexpat Mar 2016 #26

He probably wins because he is a good candidate. Agschmid Mar 2016 #3

Caucus states tend to favor those sufrommich Mar 2016 #4

But they are very good organizational tools. It's also fun. Just gotta be willing to do it. Also, RBInMaine Mar 2016 #41

I haven't seen the breakdown of demographics livetohike Mar 2016 #5

Pueblo, CO Her Sister Mar 2016 #6

Oh good to know.. Mahalo, Sister! Cha Mar 2016 #18

I don't like the caucus process. It is inherently discriminatory. No absentee ballots, you have still_one Mar 2016 #7

Maine has absentee ballot for caucus. Zing Zing Zingbah Mar 2016 #15

Wow, I am impressed. If all other caucus states follow that suit, I have no argument against still_one Mar 2016 #16

Well said.. the Indies shouldn't be able to pick the party's primary winner. Cha Mar 2016 #20

Minnesota for Bernie Orange Butterfly Mar 2016 #8

yes voters are giving a lot of information Her Sister Mar 2016 #9

This thread is about MN and CO Orange Butterfly Mar 2016 #12

Yes, the discussion is for Hillary supporters. I don't want to hear about bernie Cha Mar 2016 #21

Kick & REC still_one Mar 2016 #25

Oh please. Minnesota also elected Jessie Ventura, and Norm Coleman also still_one Mar 2016 #10

Thanks for giving OB a reality check, still_one. A win is a win, but keeping things in prespective BlueCaliDem Mar 2016 #14

Someone just pointed out to me that the Maine caucus does allow absentee ballots still_one Mar 2016 #22

That's strange. Absentee ballots for a caucus State?? Maine is a strange State in so many BlueCaliDem Mar 2016 #24

And their Repubs also chose Rubio. The only State he won. misterhighwasted Mar 2016 #30

like most states, including my state, California, we have had some less than progress politicians still_one Mar 2016 #34

A couple of more states that have >80% white constituency. George II Mar 2016 #11

Two caucus states where party activists turnout book_worm Mar 2016 #13

That's bad ismnotwasm Mar 2016 #19

Wow! good to know! where was the revolution yesterday? Cha Mar 2016 #23

Exactly Cha. The only group Hillary didn't win was the white guy vote misterhighwasted Mar 2016 #32

Look at the amount of votes for Hillary in the states won obamanut2012 Mar 2016 #17

Caucuses Suck - Disenfranchising - Chaotic otohara Mar 2016 #27

Glad we don't have caucuses in GA Politicub Mar 2016 #33

Wins are wins romana Mar 2016 #28

538 explains MN and CO the day before Super Tuesday Her Sister Mar 2016 #29

Unfortunately, I read this morning that CO doesn't do exit polling either ... LannyDeVaney Mar 2016 #31

With CO Population Explosion otohara Mar 2016 #36

Perfect explaination to your question: misterhighwasted Mar 2016 #35

Caucuses favor the young, healthy and wealthy lunamagica Mar 2016 #37

especially on a weekday evening Her Sister Mar 2016 #38

C Bigredhunk Mar 2016 #39

At my caucus in CO the vote was 60 - 23 in favor of Bernie. 33taw Mar 2016 #40

Thanks for sharing what happened at your caucus! Lucinda Mar 2016 #43

Here's an explanation LAS14 Mar 2016 #42

120,000 otohara Mar 2016 #44