Colorado needed your Biden vote. Good for you all. Making a needed difference.

Hubs and I honeymooned in Oregon 1000 years ago, 1978. Coos Bay salmon fishing and other coastal fun. Growing up in NYC I missed the ocean so much after moving here to CO. We had to be at the ocean for our honeymoon vacation.

The fragrance of sweet pine trees plus the salty ocean hit us. I'll never forget that perfumed air. Heaven! Someone ought to bottle it.

Our own little utopia's. I am right there with you.

Friends in Colorado really like him.

Cory Gardner is that bad!

I just wondered what others think of him. The friend wanted him to run for President.

both for Biden... except we had 2 justices come to our house with ballots and waited while we voted (my partner wasn't able to go out)

even though it won't mean a whole lot in Vermont... it felt pretty nice to vote Biden!!!

It's so easy to vote here, too, since we have statewide mail-in ballots.

I think, whatever happens, she's made a big impact.

I'll be interested to see where CO ends up. The Sanders folks have long claimed they have it "sewn up" but I'm not at all sure of that.

I plan to support Warren her Senate bids if she isn't in the cabinet. Now I'd like to see her as Treasury Secy.

She is an amazing person!

When it comes to politics, Joe is my first love and in this situation, I do believe he is our best chance to beat Trump.

Because I have the luxury of waiting a couple of more weeks to vote. But I understand, and if I still lived in CA, I'd be going to Joe, for sure. I sadly doubt that Liz will be able to get through the very narrow path of the nomination that is left open to her. IMO, that would require second place in TX or CA, at least, and beating Sanders in MA. I think she'll win her home, but the others look unlikely. I hope when she goes out of the race, she endorses, as she has already made clear she is, a real Democrat.

What happened to Warren breaks my heart. After I filled out my ballot I went into the kitchen and cried.

I'd prefer to be in the thick of it myself. GA used to be part of Super Tuesday, now I have to sit, watch and hope people make the right decisions, since so many votes on the line

I finally moved from undecided to Warren after her great debate performance. I'm considering switching to Biden by tomorrow though for strategic reasons.

We had so many candidates - a deep bench. But it's led to a dilemma for us, too.

I'd be happy with Pete or Amy as prez, but my voting job has gotten a lot simpler with recent drops (even tho I was an "Amy-bro" ).

DU changed my preference from Amy to Undecided today. So I picked a new preference.

We just have to get rid of Trump.

... it can split the vote among superb candidates, and produce puzzling results. Fortunately, that seems to have sorted itself out. Hopefully there are not too many absentee ballots submitted for "suspended" candidates.

My choice, due Mar 10, is now clear. I don't have to "agonize" over equally-appealing candidates.

Tonight should be entertaining, once the polls start closing in their time-zones.

For two democratic primary cycles in a row, we have a critical role. Good spot to be in. I believe this time we will finish the deal by delivering Florida in the General to the Blue column.

It really pisses me off.

I think a much more fair approach to choosing the nominee would be a 50 state single day primary, with the top four going to a second primary and the top two being chosen among the latter.

In New Jersey, our choice will be like an election in the old East Germany. Vote for candidate A or candidate A.

I've been listening to discussions tonight. Chris Hayes brought out the fact that if Bloomberg stayed on his original philosophy path, to neutralize Sanders, then Bloomberg should drop out tonight. But the word is that he's staying in. I heard that after tomorrow he has no ad buys scheduled. So we'll see where he stands tomorrow.

By the same argument that Hayes made about Bloomberg, then Warren should be dropping out tonight and throw support to Sanders - imo. But she's polling 2nd in California so she's hanging in there.

This feels far from over. Jersey voters could wind up being the king makers. What a year!

I'm sorry, but a promise that I might be able to choose between two candidates determined by States that either went for Trump or nearly went for Trump is unsatisfying to me.

I have been disenfranchised, and I'm not particularly happy about it.

Meantime, my head is spinning in anticipation of tomorrow's results. God help us all.

Keep in mind what a great Cabinet they would create. Each one is well qualified as Specialists in their own area. Think about the wealth the next President can choose. Not one has been in the whole group.

Elizabeth
Amy
Pete
Beto
Tom
Mike