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Vermont Update 4% reporting Delegates Vote % Sanders (won) 10 89.1% Clinton 0 10.8% Republicans 42% reporting Vote % Trump 37.0% Rubio 30.7% Cruz 16.8% Kasich 8.2% Carson 6.2%

Alabama too early to enter in results.

TN GOP update 0% reporting Vote % Trump (won) 50.1% Cruz 24.0% Rubio 14.7% Carson 4.2% Kasich 3.8% Democrat TN 0% reporting Vote % Clinton (won) 59.1% Sanders 34.4%

Georgia Democrat Update 3% reporting Delegates Vote % Clinton (won) 57 74.6% Sanders 21 24.5%

Virginia GOP Update 33% reporting Vote % Trump 36.3% Rubio 31.5% Cruz 16.5% Kasich 8.4% Carson 6.1%

Vermont GOP 2% reporting Vote % Trump 38.6% Kasich 25.3% Rubio 18.1% Cruz 8.0% Carson 5.9%

3% reporting Delegates Vote % Sanders (won) 10 90.3% Clinton 0 9.6% Vermont

3% reporting Vote % Trump 36.6% Rubio 31.3% Cruz 17.0% Kasich 8.0% Carson 6.1% Virginia is too close to call for GOP.

Next polls to close in 13 minutes.

Virginia Democrat Primary 2% reporting Delegates Vote % Clinton (won) 51 67.3% Sanders 26 32.1% Virginia Republican Primary 1% reporting Vote % Trump 38.9% Rubio 30.3% Cruz 17.7% Kasich 6.3% Carson 5.9%

Georgia GOP Primary Trump: 50.3% Cruz: 21% Rubio: 18.3% Carson: 4.4% Kasich: 3.8% Democrat Georgia Primary 1% reporting Delegates Vote % Clinton (won) 57 68.7% Sanders 21 30.2%

Size is subjective.

I thought it was them signing a MDP with someone.

The Simpsons predicted it so it must be true.

I detest this act. Dio is the one true God.

When we look at head to head match-ups between Republicans and Democrats we can see that Clinton beats Trump while loosing to the rest. Bernie just kills the Republicans though.

Quite indeed. He would be doing a lot better if Kaisch would have dropped and he hasn't. This is something that will probably kill Rubio's campaign.

Tomorrow is Super Tuesday, the most important day in the primaries as this leads to a make or break moment for many campaign. A great deal of delegates are up for grabs as they battle it out. The key states to watch are Texas and Ohio. Kaisch had already stated that if he takes a loss in Ohio then he drops out. With Trump's momentum I'm sure this would occur. Things to watch for on the Republican side. -Texas race -Ohio race -Rubio's momentum vs. Cruz for a second place. -Can Rubio win a state? -What will happen with Carson post Super Tuesday as it is clear that he will have to drop. For the Democrats we have to see how Sanders does. Most of the polls have Clinton winning by a large margin. If Sanders can score big in the southern states then he would have a promising chance at winning. If not then he will have to rely a lot more on the remaining delegates as the Delegate differences between them widens.

It was an actual campaign tool used by the Clinton campaign.

I'm quite sure that enforcability plays a huge part of it. You can always fine someone for violating privacy, but free speech is nearly impossible to enforce.

That^

You still haven't fixed the Constitution, lol.

'Murica.

I don't think it's so much the black support as it is the fact that he's a Socialist in one of the Reddest states in the US. Though don't get me wrong, minority support for Hilary definately helped in the win.