CNN just changed WV to "too early to call".. Sanders only up by 9 points. 34% in.

[DCBob]

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Maybe those exit polls are wrong.

[Lucinda]

1. NBC called it for Bernie...but I haven't seen anyone else yet.

[bunnies]

2. The Sanders campaign texted me at 7:51 to say "Bernie won Virginia"

I thought it was called already.

[DCBob]

3. It is.. just messing with you guys.

[bunnies]

4. ...

[DCBob]

5. Ouch..

[bunnies]

42. You liked it. Admit it.

[DCBob]

44. Sure..

[bunnies]

45. ...

[floppyboo]

21. Those early numbers (1%?) - write ins?

Here's a good link where you can see frequently updated numbers by district.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/may/10/west-virginia-nebraska-primaries-live-results

[LiberalFighter]

50. I personally don't consider that source good for what is needed.

That graphic is a waste also.

The reason I consider it useless is because they only have the results by county. For a Democratic Primary results for the congressional districts is the data that is needed to compute delegate breakdowns.

[Barack_America]

6. Oh man, you're going to be so disappointed.

[DCBob]

8. LOL..

What happens tonight is meaningless.

Didnt you guys tells us over and over that Red conservative states, that we will never win in Nov, dont matter??

[Joe the Revelator]

16. That's the sad part, Bernie COULD win WV in the GE

Since we're nominating the lesser candidate we can go ahead and write WV as well as a ton of other states off before we even start.

[DCBob]

17. Huhwhat??

That's ridiculous. WV will never vote for a Democrat for President unless they are pro-Coal.

[LiberalFighter]

56. You are so right!

In fact, Sanders stated he would ban mountaintop coal mining.

[cali]

19. It won't change the trajectory, but it isn't meaningless

[DCBob]

20. If it doesnt change the trajectory it is meaningless.

[hrmjustin]

7. These are all early votes and absentees. Only 2 previncts in.

[DCBob]

9. I know.. just messing with the Berners.

[Logical]

10. Another rude post from you. nt

[DCBob]

12. Oh dear.. sorry to hurt your feelings.

[panader0]

52. Breaking! Hillary Indicted!!

[doc03]

11. MSNBC has called it for Sanders but the vote is 46% Clinton 45% Sanders n/t

[DCBob]

13. Yes, I know... just interesting early votes are going to Hillary.

[pat_k]

14. Early voting results (highest among older voters)

[DCBob]

15. I love those older voters!!

[frylock]

18. Or not.

[NWCorona]

22. Do you know who the other/s are with almost 10% of the vote?

Maybe locals running?

[DCBob]

23. I have no idea.. this is rather interesting with 10% in.

[NWCorona]

26. Indeed!

[ericson00]

24. exit polls are like all polls: prone to error

HRC!!

[DCBob]

25. I wonder if the Trumpers for Bernie were messing with the exit pollers.

Interesting.

[ericson00]

27. pollsters could also have misidentified voters

or have had problems since its been a very long time since a real contest has happened there. Hillary also does well when under pressure; not to mention, her listening tours tend to work rather well.

[DCBob]

29. I suspect Bernie is going to win this but maybe not nearly a big as predicted.

[sadoldgirl]

28. Funny, they worked rather well for the repugs,

but not for the Dems.
Any explanation for that???

[ericson00]

30. what are you insinuating? Ohhhh excuses for Bernie's record of losing

n/t

[doc03]

31. CNN and MSNBC have Hillary ahead.. n/t

[MoonRiver]

32. Seems pretty stupid for MSNBC to call it for Bernie, when its this close.

[DCBob]

34. Bernie is gaining now.

Looks like the early returns favored Hillary for some reason.

[MoonRiver]

38. CNN still has it too close to call. Just saying.

[DCBob]

40. Yeah, just saw that.

interesting.

[TCJ70]

36. I've been told a 10% spread is a landslide...

...so maybe 5% is comfortable?

Personally, 10% doesn't seem like a landslide to me, but I don't make the rules.

[itsrobert]

46. well, Bernie could win by 35 percent

And it would still not be enough to have any chance of the nomination.

[NWCorona]

33. It's been a battle back and forth so far!

[DCBob]

35. Rather fascinating how its bounced back and forth.

[NWCorona]

37. Let's see what happens when another Kanawha precinct drops.

[DCBob]

39. Is Kanawha a Bernie area?

[NWCorona]

41. It doesn’t look like it at this point. The last time a few from there hit. Hillary took the lead bac

[DCBob]

43. That's Charleston so yeah I would think that might be more Hillary territory.

We shall see.

[DCBob]

47. There are still a ton of votes out from Kanawha.

[NWCorona]

48. Yup! this will probably be a close one.

[DCBob]

49. Bernie is winning all the rural counties and Hillary is only winning around Charleston.

But that's alot of votes. Might be close as you say.

[NWCorona]

51. I'm not taking nothing for granted!

[NWCorona]

60. I didn't expect that. Especially considering the spread it started with. nt

[DCBob]

61. Looks like a decent decent win for Bernie tonight.

Not as big as he needs but still decent.

[elleng]

53. Up 49 to 40% with 17% reporting.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/may/10/west-virginia-nebraska-primaries-live-results

[LuvLoogie]

54. Bernie needs 19 of the 29 delegates to keep his target at 65%

of the remaining delegates to win the majority of pledged delegates. He has to do much better than a 10% margin to keep from falling further behind.

[pmorlan1]

55. Maybe Those Vote Tallies

are wrong like they were in Colorado.

[EndElectoral]

57. Why does CNN show HRC with 6 superdelegates to 1 for Sanders even though Sanders is 10% ahead.

[Howler]

58. Huntington isn't tallied yet

And they have Marshal university. Young folks!

[840high]

59. NYT

esults
LIVE 9:40:22 PM ET
Republican Primary

Trump has won West Virginia, according to A.P.
Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Donald J. Trump 54,170 74.7% 3
Ted Cruz 7,271 10.0 —
John Kasich 5,856 8.1 —
Ben Carson 1,503 2.1 —
Marco Rubio 1,018 1.4 —
Jeb Bush 830 1.1 —
Others 1,871 2.6 —

72,519 votes, 30% reporting (537 of 1,761 precincts)
Winner called by A.P.
Democratic Primary

Sanders has won West Virginia, according to A.P.
Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Bernie Sanders 47,111 50.0% 14
Hillary Clinton 36,872 39.2 10
Other 10,187 10.8 —

94,170 votes, 31% reporting (547 of 1,761 precincts)
Winner called by A.P.

[Barack_America]

62. She's still holding on to 1 county...by 18 votes.

[morningfog]

64. 17 according to NYT. 29 of 66 precincts in.

Another state wide drumming of the front runner.

[morningfog]

63. He's up 10.2. He won WV. Hillary lost.

[GreatGazoo]

65. has CNN called it yet ?

Hey they said he won the NOMINATION after Indiana...