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AP Exit Poll:
The problem with open primaries.
Indiana GOP voters pick Trump, but party divided
BERNIE BROS
Most men supported Sanders, while women were about equally divided between him and Clinton. Two-thirds of voters under 45 voted for Sanders, while 6 in 10 of those 45 and over voted for Clinton.
Three-quarters of black voters supported Clinton, but they were far outnumbered by white voters, nearly 6 in 10 of whom supported Sanders. Nearly two-thirds of white voters without a college degree supported Sanders.
A majority of self-described Democrats supported Clinton, but 7 in 10 self-described independents supported Sanders. Six in 10 of those who said they are very liberal supported Sanders, while Clinton was supported by moderates.
Among Sanders voters, nearly half said they think he will win the nomination. Nearly all Clinton voters think she will. Still, voters consider Sanders more inspirational and honest, while they see Clinton as more realistic and electable.
Most men supported Sanders, while women were about equally divided between him and Clinton. Two-thirds of voters under 45 voted for Sanders, while 6 in 10 of those 45 and over voted for Clinton.
Three-quarters of black voters supported Clinton, but they were far outnumbered by white voters, nearly 6 in 10 of whom supported Sanders. Nearly two-thirds of white voters without a college degree supported Sanders.
A majority of self-described Democrats supported Clinton, but 7 in 10 self-described independents supported Sanders. Six in 10 of those who said they are very liberal supported Sanders, while Clinton was supported by moderates.
Among Sanders voters, nearly half said they think he will win the nomination. Nearly all Clinton voters think she will. Still, voters consider Sanders more inspirational and honest, while they see Clinton as more realistic and electable.
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yallerdawg!
JacloPac ??@JacloPac
Let's get one thing straight! #VoteDemocrat
8:49 AM - 1 May 2016
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https://theobamadiary.com/2016/05/03/early-bird-chat-735/
Well said, livetohike, Mahalo~
Speeches!
Cha have a beautiful day ! 
the non-existent "Bernie Bros"? 
She'll lose the January White brigade, I'm sure! 
Among Sanders voters, nearly half said they think he will win the nomination.
was about half as much!
2008 1,278,296. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Democratic_primary,_2008
2016 - so far with +99% total reporting - 628,857. http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/indiana
I spent many a primary thinking, "When it's over, why bother?" 
the party.
