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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: California’s lengthy vote count stokes theories that Sanders actually won the primary [View all]LiberalFighter
(53,523 posts)47. What are the odds that the outcome will change?
Even though the outcome won't change the votes still need to be counted.
Election Results on June 12
Clinton : 2,128,194
Sanders: 1,653,416
Others : 36,103
--Total : 3,817,713
Election Results on June 23
Clinton : 2,582,052 (+ 453,858)
Sanders: 2,137,532 (+ 484,116)
Others: 43,045
--Total: 4,762,629 (Increased 944,916)
Clinton : 2,128,194
Sanders: 1,653,416
Others : 36,103
--Total : 3,817,713
Election Results on June 23
Clinton : 2,582,052 (+ 453,858)
Sanders: 2,137,532 (+ 484,116)
Others: 43,045
--Total: 4,762,629 (Increased 944,916)
Unprocessed ballots as of June 13
1,506,952 -- Mail
717,862 -- Provisional
78,825 -- Other
2,303,639 -- Totals
Unprocessed ballots as of June 22
176,546 -- Mail
474,233 -- Provisional
29,699 -- Other
680,478 -- Totals
1,506,952 -- Mail
717,862 -- Provisional
78,825 -- Other
2,303,639 -- Totals
Unprocessed ballots as of June 22
176,546 -- Mail
474,233 -- Provisional
29,699 -- Other
680,478 -- Totals
Total processed since June 13
1,330,406 -- Mail
243,629 -- Provisional
49,126 -- Other
1,623,161 -- Totals (678,245 not included in Democratic count)
June 12
1,741,297 -- Republican
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]32,399 -- American Independent
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]10,943 -- Green
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]22,971 -- Libertarian
[font color="white"]x,xx[/font]3,847 -- Peace and Freedom
1,811,457 -- Totals not including Dems
June 22
2,119,442 -- Republican
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]38,916 -- American Independent
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]13,607 -- Green
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]28,709 -- Libertarian
[font color="white"]x,xx[/font]4,669 -- Peace and Freedom
2,205,343 -- Totals not including Dems
1,741,297 -- Republican
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]32,399 -- American Independent
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]10,943 -- Green
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]22,971 -- Libertarian
[font color="white"]x,xx[/font]3,847 -- Peace and Freedom
1,811,457 -- Totals not including Dems
June 22
2,119,442 -- Republican
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]38,916 -- American Independent
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]13,607 -- Green
[font color="white"]x,x[/font]28,709 -- Libertarian
[font color="white"]x,xx[/font]4,669 -- Peace and Freedom
2,205,343 -- Totals not including Dems
393,886 -- Votes since June 12 not including Dems
284,359 -- Not included Numbers are totals of all 58 counties.
Ratio of the 1,623,161 processed votes
58.2% -- Democratic ballots
23.3% -- Republican ballots
00.9% -- Third Party ballots
17.5% -- Not included
60% of the remaining 680,478 unprocessed ballots is 408,286.
Rough split of remaining votes without knowing who benefits county by county.
Clinton: 329,351 -- Sanders: 351,127
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California’s lengthy vote count stokes theories that Sanders actually won the primary [View all]
J_J_
Jun 2016
OP
The integrity of our voting system is more than worth a look into how it is performing, whether or
Dustlawyer
Jun 2016
#33
"Sanders had 75 percent of the estimated 20 percent of voters who were disenfranchised"
TwilightZone
Jun 2016
#9
If gibberish is put in the form of statisitcs it will seem more credible to some.
Lord Magus
Jun 2016
#18
If mistake = understated the margin of Hillary's victory by a few thousand votes, sure. nt
stevenleser
Jun 2016
#34
Trying to undermine the legitimacy of the Democratic nominee is a Republican tactic.
baldguy
Jun 2016
#20
Unless Sanders won something like 75 to 25, it wouldn't matter regardless.
thesquanderer
Jun 2016
#40
Umm... Sanders has been slightly losing the vote since the election was called.
Adrahil
Jun 2016
#42