OK, let's talk CT and RI

[KewlKat]

Post your results for the above states below so we can see how this might play out. Like do we know what parts of the states remain to be reported? Maybe Hillary friendly areas yet to be counted, etc?

Can anyone help out on these two states?

[ronnykmarshall]

1. Hillary will win CT.

Bernie will win RI.

[Legends303]

3. Sanders has a 3 point lead in CT

but experts are expecting it be closed very soon with new haven and other counties.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

8. But isn't Yale in New Haven? How does that help her?

[SaschaHM]

10. Yale is in New Haven, but...

it's in it's on little bubble. There's a significant African American population outside of the Yale bubble in the city of New Haven. I'm a former Yalie. As to how the students will vote, anecdotally many may not bother. Most of my friends are more pragmatic though and therefore are going Clinton.

[Princess Turandot]

2. The three largest counties are ~70% unreported...

Hartford, New Haven and Fairfield, the big downstate county. All are going for her so far.

[KewlKat]

4. So we're looking good for CT then?

the last poll I'd see was 12-18 APR and she was only 9 pts ahead.

[KewlKat]

5. MSNBC just called RI for BS

[wisteria]

6. Would of been nice but, not unexpected.

Come on CT.

[vdogg]

7. Was hoping for a clean sweep.

We really need to pull out CT, otherwise the BB's will be calling this a "stunning upset"

[misterhighwasted]

9. I just see that a Sanders win in CT means the NRA wins too

Sandy Hook.


But a CT win for Hillary means that Bernie's NRA f'ing lost.