Wow! Bernie Won WV Female Vote 52% to 38%; and Beat HRC in All Age Groups

[amborin]

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/polls/wv/Dem

[JoePhilly]

1. Well ... if Bernie won WV ... wow!!!!!!!

or ... meh.

[Number23]

2. LOL The desperate attempts to pretend that somehow this is a legitimate race again are hilarious

Every single article I've read says "Sanders wins West Virginia! Will it matter?" or "Sanders wins West Virginia! Makes little difference to delegate counts" but somehow, GDP is trying to act as though the race has "tightened" or that the shrinking of Hillary's delegate lead from 296 to 287 is somehow something huge.

Meh is probably about right.

[onehandle]

3. Wow! Hillary won the nomination.

That's all I got.

[wisteria]

4. And, it always goes Republican in the General election.

[Logical]

5. Wait, women hate bernie I heard.

[msongs]

6. sorry wrong information. that data is only for SOME exit polls, not all voters.

a small slice of exit polls does not equal everybody

[silvershadow]

7. Wait...now, at this time, on this issue, suddenly exit polls are bad? Excuse me, while I

[Adrahil]

8. Wow! Bernie lost among actual Democrats..... Again. NT

Clinton wins among Democrats 50-45.

[imagine2015]

9. And how well did Hillary do among women, all age groups and independents in West Virginia?

Answer.

She lost.

Most of them voted for Bernie.

[mythology]

10. Which means roughly speaking nothing

It doesn't change the math in Sanders favor. In fact it probably leaves him further behind considering his probable delegate total won't go up by enough to offset the number of potential delegates no longer available.

[imagine2015]

12. So you prefer a weaker candidate to run against Trump, like Hillary. Demographics mean nothing.

Especially working class people and independents.

Is that right?

[BuelahWitch]

11. K&R!!

[pdsimdars]

13. Can't help it but something seems fishy to me.

Bernie keeps winning state after state by large margins. Hillary squeaks out a few.
Bernie has many more individual donor. Bernie gets Yuuuuge, enthusiastic crowds in the tens of thousands, Hillary draws crowds in the dozens.
Is it the voter "irregularities" that have been the difference? Because something doesn't add up.