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bigtree

(85,996 posts)
Wed Mar 23, 2016, 09:05 AM Mar 2016

So, Sanders gained maybe one delegate over Hillary last night?

Cultured State ?@culturedstate 3h3 hours ago

Delegate pickup, going by AP estimates: Sanders 51 (18+17+16), Clinton 50 (40 + 5 + 5).



Robert Sandy ?@frodofied 4h4 hours ago
For the record, not even 100,000 Dems voted in the #IdahoCaucus and #UtahCaucus tonight, combined. That's fewer than #MaricopaCounty in AZ.


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So, Sanders gained maybe one delegate over Hillary last night? (Original Post) bigtree Mar 2016 OP
Hey it's a start rjsquirrel Mar 2016 #1
he could invest more in these states bigtree Mar 2016 #2
You or AP are reading from incomplete numbers. Sanders nets about 15 delegates from last night. Peace Patriot Mar 2016 #3

bigtree

(85,996 posts)
2. he could invest more in these states
Wed Mar 23, 2016, 09:19 AM
Mar 2016
Michael Beckel ?@mjbeckel 15h15 hours ago

Portion of TV ads in Dem #AZPrimary sponsored by @BernieSanders: ~70%

By @HillaryClinton: ~30%


https://twitter.com/CMAGAdFacts

Peace Patriot

(24,010 posts)
3. You or AP are reading from incomplete numbers. Sanders nets about 15 delegates from last night.
Wed Mar 23, 2016, 09:42 AM
Mar 2016

Do the math.

51 + 50 = 101

Total delegates at issue in the 3 states: 131 (AZ 75 + Idaho 23 + Utah 33)

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

131 - 101 = 30.

30 delegates are yet to be awarded, probably because total vote counts from AZ and Utah are not complete. (My calculation is based on % of votes = delegates. I don't know if there is some kind of funny math or other rules for awarding delegates in these 3 states.)

My calculation, based on vote %'s, results in Sanders net gain of about 15 delegates.

See my calculations here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511556922

Do feel it.

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