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[smjjames]

Is there a place with live updates online?

Probably the electoral site for each state?

I mean for all at once. I don't want to listen to any media on the tv because they are annoying.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/mar/05/primary-caucus-results-kansas-kentucky-louisiana-maine-nebraska

http://www.cnn.com/politics (they're listing on the page)

http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president?lo=ut_d1

Those are as live as you can get, except for the Maine results for some reason and apparently the democratic ones are at different times. Also, I think someone said that they aren't releasing results until they can call a winner? For Kansas at least. I have no idea and can't corroborate.

[origamiscienceguy]

thanks.

[smjjames]

http://www.decisiondeskhq.com/ is also a good one. They're showing more up to date Maine results. Don't know why everybody else is lagging for that state.

[origamiscienceguy]

Just saw this, can't stop laughing.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[smjjames]

Any Bay12ers in Kansas know what's up with the democratic party not releasing the vote results until they declare a winner?

[RedKing]

Any Bay12ers in Kansas know what's up with the democratic party not releasing the vote results until they declare a winner?

They need time to figure out exactly how much to rig the vote to Hillary. 

EDIT: Although CNN appears to be calling it for Sanders without any results. So....ok?

[smjjames]

Said on the CNN liveblog: Rubio in Puerto Rico: "There will be more delegates awarded in Florida than basically every state that voted today combined." *looks at delegate count from 538* *looks at Florida delegates* Nice inflationary math there....

[mainiac]

EDIT: Although CNN appears to be calling it for Sanders without any results. So....ok?

Strong exit poll numbers presumably.  That and the fact that Sanders is the candidate of agrarian revolt.

[origamiscienceguy]

Wow, Cruz completely swept Kansas and Maine. Impressive. 

[smjjames]

EDIT: Although CNN appears to be calling it for Sanders without any results. So....ok?

Strong exit poll numbers presumably.  That and the fact that Sanders is the candidate of agrarian revolt.

No, they called it because the state democratic party didn't release results until they called it, and still haven't really released results.

Tonight is wierd with two state party groups not releasing results until they themselves could call it....

[RedKing]

EDIT: Although CNN appears to be calling it for Sanders without any results. So....ok?

Strong exit poll numbers presumably.  That and the fact that Sanders is the candidate of agrarian revolt.

You laugh now, but when the revolution comes, you'll be the first against the barn door with the pitchfork to your head. Or maybe the buggy-whip.

[smjjames]

EDIT: Although CNN appears to be calling it for Sanders without any results. So....ok?

Strong exit poll numbers presumably.  That and the fact that Sanders is the candidate of agrarian revolt.

You laugh now, but when the revolution comes, you'll be the first against the barn door with the pitchfork to your head. Or maybe the buggy-whip.

Or neck, cartoon style.

Okay, enough threatening other people, whether in good fun or not. The Nebraska dems announced it and Sanders has like 53% to Clintons 45%, looking good for Sanders.

[wierd]

I doubt anything will claw the superdelagate votes away from Clinton. That's 20% of the vote right there.

She's "Their lady"-- unless she was suddenly made ineligible to run somehow, she will win the nomination.

[RedKing]

Yeah, but not really good enough. Sanders had to start curbstomping Hillary to make up the deficits. The lack of winner-take-all states really makes the Dem primaries more about early momentum, whereas the Republican primaries reward late momentum with all the winner-take-alls at the latter half.

[smjjames]

Yeah, seems like that Sanders goal isn't so much as to win the nomination as to have influence. Even if he doesn't get the nomination outright, he'll still have lots of backers going into the convention.

Also, Louisiana results starting to come in. Looks like Hillary is going to trounce Sanders in Louisiana.....