and with his gasp-worthy embrace of Castro and the Sandinistas last night, Sanders is cooked in Florida. Prediction - he stops spending any time or significant money there by tomorrow. A big delegate haul out of Florida then even if Sanders pulls off a surprise elsewhere, like Ohio, a la Michigan, and his campaign is basically dead in the water after next Tuesday.

Here's hoping!

the parties in each state? Is it decided by referendum on the ballot? Cuz I'm all for it. I think closed primaries alleviate the possibility of dirty tricks by non-party members, motivated by talk radio.

44% of 1.2million total votes, would be around 538k. That would be roughly 25% of all Democratic voters if they pulled a best in 50 years type primary and had some 45% of all registered Democrats show up.

Right now, if those were the numbers coming in on Tuesday (with 25% in she leads 69-29), they would have already called Florida for Hillary.

Think about that, she's already won the state.

Georgia was called for Hillary immediately after the polls closed with less than 10% the vote in and her leading by roughly the same amount as 67-32 (she won 72-28).

Again, if this is Tuesday and those number came in, they'd call it already.

Not only can't independents go to vote for Bernie, Republicans can't cross over to vote for him either.

MI wasn't the only time they were off. One of the Southern states polls were off by 20 also. -In our favor and the margin was large already but....OFF. It will take a few more contests to relax. Wait, better not to relax either way until after Nov.

There are far too many ways to unbalance one.

Go Hillary!