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In response to
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Something I picked up from the 538 election podcast yesterday: When polls first close, if a network calls a state immediately
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by
ty97
Bernie better hope the early exits are wrong
Posted by
dj fingerblast (aka chris)
Apr 26 '16, 14:48
cause right now they look turrible for him
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And yeah, although MD was always going to a very strong state for Hillary, those exits, if they hold, are super ugly for Bernie there. -- nm
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ty97
Apr 26, 15:11
exits were atrocious last week so I'm putting little stock in them as a measure our %
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ty97
Apr 26, 14:49
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that was just one state, these are across the board in multiple states
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dj fingerblast
Apr 26, 14:51
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exits in 2004 said that Kerry was President. -- nm
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ty97
Apr 26, 14:56
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depending on who you believe in Ohio . . .
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dj fingerblast
Apr 26, 15:01
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Man, that must mean the Democrats haven't actually lost an election since Carter, right? -- nm*
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Strongbad
Apr 26, 15:22
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no? -- nm
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dj fingerblast
Apr 26, 16:04
Since when? -- nm
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Walter Mondale
Apr 26, 15:26
I'm not saying these exits are wrong, I'm just saying I'm waiting for votes :) -- nm
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ty97
Apr 26, 14:58
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