LIVE THREAD: Oregon/Kentucky Primary Day and Returns

http://oregonvotes.gov/results/2016P/index.html ^ | May 17, 2016

[Suz in AZ]

Oregon Primary is today, Tuesday May 17, 2016. Results will begin being posted at 8:00 pm PDT (11 pm EDT). Come on in, kick off your shoes and enjoy the fun!

[Drew68]

Not a formal prediction but I won’t be surprised if Bernie carries Kentucky over the coal issue and if he also carries Oregon because he’s weirder than Hillary is!

Feel the Bern!!!

I hope he wins every race from here on out while losing the nomination just to remind voters how crooked Hillary Clinton and all who surround her are.

[Truth29]

There is a disconnect between the sites reporting. Decision Desk HQ is showing Hillary ahead by 1.5% with 22.5% reporting.

[jennychase]

clinton 76,469
47.0%

sanders 76,165
46.8%

[kabar]

Jefferson County has Hillary ahead by 1400 votes (64% to 34%) with only 30 of 623 precincts reporting.

[goldstategop]

33% - Hillary has retaken the lead!

Big city votes coming in now.

[Repeal 16-17]

I am so worried that Bernie will ultimately be the nominee. He may seem crazy to us, but he connects with a lot of crazy people out there and I think he would give Trump a hard race. I think Trump needs to also focus on beating Bernie!

If Angry Santa got the nomination, would the Wicked Witch's supporters vote for him? We keep asking if the Bernie supporters would vote for Hillary. What about vice-versa?

[alicewonders]

“With 20% Bernie is up 3 points.

Louisville and Lexington are still out.”

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They’ll probably hold them until last.

[goldstategop]

Hillary has a 1% statewide lead with 34% in.

[goldstategop]

Sanders retook the lead with 35% in.

[vooch]

38% reporting

Berine ahead by 1/2%

first time I ever rooted for a commie

[TomGuy]

CNN is in the same quandary the GOPEstablishment is regarding Trump.

Female panelist (Borger) says both Clinton and Trump are so unpopular that voters might just stay home. [Hey, Egghead! Trump has 10s of thousands showing up for his rallies, while Clinton has 10s showing up for hers.]

That unpopularity twist didn't work during the GOP primaries, so why should it work in the general election?

[jennychase]

37% Sander is up by 1.4%

[goldstategop]

With 37% Sanders has a 2 point lead.

[drewh]

BERNIE COUNTERPUNCH!
Democrats Ky.
55 del.
Ore.
61
Delegates
May 17
Total
Hillary Clinton
46.1%
0.0%
—
1,716
Bernie Sanders
47.2%
0.0%
—
1,433
Reporting 39% 10 PM ET 2,383 to win

[goldstategop]

39% - Sanders ahead.

[kabar]

Hillary will win the state.

[Tammy8]

Don’t forget Hillary supporters were very vocal that they would not support Obama...but they did!

[ColdOne]

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

Democratic Primary

Sanders leads by 1 point, or 1,966 votes, with 39% reporting.
Candidates Vote Pct.
Bernie Sanders 83,382 47.2%
Hillary Clinton 81,416 46.1
Martin O’Malley 2,277 1.3
Rocky De La Fuente 659 0.4
Other 8,966 5.1

[goldstategop]

40% - Sanders leading.

[ColdOne]

176,700 votes, 39% reporting (1,440 of 3,696 precincts)