NY, CA, PA, MD, DE, NJ will go heavily for Hillary. in NY shes up by close to 50 points.

Have yet to see a solitary Hillary bumper sticker but have seen plenty of Sanders 2016 stickers right here in California where yes, we Feel The Bern!!!

Sanders 2016

& recommend.

Just like AZ, and the "massive Phoenix rally".

Im sorry but that is anecdotal at best. Just like Bernie's internet polls.

AZ is an indicator CA will go Hillary by 55-60%

California has lots of younger people.

And California is a state in which the marijuana issue will be big and get young people to the polls.

Marijuana is a huge crop grown in California. That's what someone told me.

I am not a marijuana user, but that is going to be a big issue in California because it is a controlled substance under federal law but legal for medicinal purposes under California state law. Bernie has promised to take it off the controlled substance list. (Which although I don't have any interest in using it should be done. We should treat substance abuse as a medical issue in my opinion and direct substance abusers and their illnesses into special care groups. Marijuana probably does not cause the medical problems that say cocaine or heroin or prescription opiates cause. We need health insurance for all if and special tracks for the care of addiction if we are to deal probably with the national epidemic of drug addiction and the medical problems it causes.)

Another big issue in California is education and student debt. Bernie is strong on that. He is also strong on Black Lives Matter (and reform of the justice system that is needed to make sure that Latino lives matter). He is also strong on immigration and family issues. Gun control is not as big an issue here because we have strong state laws about gun control and are pretty happy with them.

Bernie has the kind of attitude and presence that will be popular in California.

Bernie makes contact on many levels with people. Hillary does not. She does not give speeches to big crowds. Bernie's approach is likely to win voters and activists in California.

We have liberal radio in California -- KPFA and KPFK in big urban areas -- very liberal radio will help Bernie even if it is neutral in the primary.

We haven't really started campaigning yet but the enthusiasm is very high and a lot of experienced campaigners are working for Bernie -- like me.

California is an open primary!!! Meaning that independents (roughly 33% of Americans) will be able to vote in the primary.

Go Bernie!

Does NOT a winner make.....LOL

California's 546 delegates will be the big contest.

I'm in Southern California, and we have not yet really started campaigning. I think Bernie will win big here.

He need approximately 1,500 hundred.

Just wait until the West Coast votes. 546 delegates in California alone. That's a big hunk of delegates. Some will go for Hillary but a lot will go for Bernie.

Bernie will either win the most delegates or go to the convention with a large percentage of delegates. Either way, for a campaign that started only 10-11 months ago and had to win name recognition, that's fantastic.

Bernie will be a force to be reckoned with by Democrats and Republicans in the future. And I am delighted.

Feel the Bern!

Also, AZ is probably going to tighten a bit due to the long lines thanks to GOP ratfuckery.

17 for Bernie and 5 for Hillary

18 for Bernie and 5 for Hillary

20 for Bernie and 41 for Hillary

55 for Bernie and 51 for Hillary total.

The New York Times agrees with me:

http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results

Look for the March 22 results. I had to look a little to find the right page.

Feel The Bern 2106!!!

Thank you for sharing these accurate counts!!!

Current tally at Green Papers, but that will probably change as the night (and days) go on.

See my other post here: http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511557045

ID hasn't been reported there yet.

All he had was truth, a passion for democracy, love for people, and a damn good heart.

He's doing GREAT!

So glad to be on team Bernie!

I was utterly disgusted when the response to the attacks on unions in Wisconsin was so weak.

Bernie would have responded in a big way to what happened there. The Democratic Party showed just how old, decrepit and conservative and even uncaring about working people it has become when Scott Walker did what he did in Wisconsin.

I don't want that to ever happen again in any state in the union.

Wisconsin was unthinkable, felt like we the people were truly losing our country. Which, of course, we still could.

But there's a new spirit out there now. Bernie is doing what he hoped to do: waking people up, stirring a peaceful political revolution throughout the land. It's happening.

I hadn't quite thought of this as "scaring the establishment Dems," but love it. What fun!

People power -- YES!

75 in Arizona, 33 in Utah, 23 in Idaho

To be on course for the nomination, Clinton needs about 55 and Sanders needs about 76; 538 gave their targets as 57 and 74 at the start of the campaign, but Clinton is ahead of where she needs to be at this point.