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Well there goes my theory. On the other side, I see Bernie losing heavily in conservative states, but nearly equal or slightly better in others. I'm assuming h
by Joof 11y ago
Well there goes my theory.
On the other side, I see Bernie losing heavily in conservative states, but nearly equal or slightly better in others. I'm assuming he's so polarizing that republican voters are voting against him. This may be a good system for Americans in general even if I'd love to see him win (it keeps candidates towards the middle).
- dragonwriter 11y ago> On the other side, I see Bernie losing heavily in conservative states, but nearly equal or slightly better in others. He's losing heavily in states where the Democratic electorate has a large black component, and, from the exit polling, losing heavily because Clinton is getting pretty much all the black vote. Those happen to also be largely southern, conservative states, but its not conservatives or Republicans voting in Democratic primaries that are giving Hillary big wins.
- Joof 11y agoFair enough. I'm happy to stay a programmer and not a political analyst :)