That is the important figure.

Because that is what the adjusted exit poll data say.

I honestly thougt the talking heads might have that wrong, or at least were overstating reality, but I was wrong.

she has lock on black vote as both nevada and SC.that's their right.even though i strongly disagree

the caucus states may be fixed against bernie as iowa and nevada prove

I wondered about that. I read that Harry Reid called the union bosses and told them to get their members out there for Hillary. So, since caucuses are visible and personal, is labor afraid to caucus for their own choices or under pressure to please the union bosses? That may be a huge failure in the caucus system.

To say she has the black vote everywhere would be like saying they are all the same. No one should ever say that.

the Clintons are well known and trusted by the Black Community in our Country. it's very hard for a white man who's relatively unknown to break through that bond. THAT's the meme that I was hoping was wrong. At least right now, they appear to be right.

I HOPE I'm proven wrong next Tuesday! My husband and I will be voting for Bernie and we're in Ga. I'll contribute my one vote and hope a lot of others do too!

Later exit polls showed Clinton winning 53%-47% among white voters. Clinton also gained a few points among black voters in the later exit poll results.

54% Clinton
46% Sanders

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/sc/Dem

i'm just talking about ballots now. not the super delegate counts in the primaries or electoral college vote.

But white voters only made up 35% of voters in South Carolina on Saturday, according to the polls, and Clinton beat him with that group 54%-46%.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/27/politics/south-carolina-primary-exit-polls-democrats/

They are different now, along with other categories http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/primaries/SC

If I printed out initial exit polls then there was somehow a swing from a 16 point Sanders lead to an 8 point Clinton lead during the day.

Hillary won white voters.

My post is basically a question. Perhaps your answer is that the exit poll I have has unrepresentative samples?

Your numbers are off.

For example, my printout for exit polls ages 17-29 says Sanders 63, clinton 37. The same link now says 60-40 in favor of Sanders. http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/primaries/SC possibly, I was still looking at "initial" exit polls but my numbers are not "off". If I am looking at initial numbers there is quite the huge gap between intial (16 point Sanders victory) and final for white voters

On DU we have seen on numerous occasions multiple recs from one poster on a singular thread. The e-vote is easily manipulated. DU has proven so.

Many of my neighbors who usually join me at the polls on Election Day declined this year because they had already voted for Trump.

You gotta give the SC folks credit for knowing bullshit when they see it.

vote results. Once a reliable indicator, they're considered pretty much shit now.

the exit polls were adjusted to fit the crime.

I remember when exit polls were broadly described as the most reliable indicator of election results. It was just a truism.

Then electronic voting came along and suddenly exit polls were totally unreliable, and 'everyone knew that'.

she will get drilled by Trump ... BADLY.

Great primary strategy...in November, not so much.

Clinton won almost every group of voters in South Carolina -- including men, women, white and black voters. She also won across the ideological spectrum of Democrats in South Carolina -- winning at least 70% of voters who said they were conservative, moderate, liberal and very liberal.

Clinton also edged out Sanders among voters who said they wanted someone honest, 51%-49%

But white voters only made up 35% of voters in South Carolina on Saturday, according to the polls, and Clinton beat him with that group 54%-46%.

Sanders won voters under the age of 29, 54% to 46%, but they only accounted for 15% of the electorate Saturday. But Clinton won voters over the age of 30 almost 3 to 1 over Sanders.

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Updated SC exits w/final interviews give Clinton even BIGGER
lead among AfAm vote (87-13) and she now LEADS among white
Dems (53-47). Wow
7:55 PM - 27 Feb 201