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Hillary Clinton

kstewart33

(6,551 posts) Tue Apr 26, 2016, 09:36 PM Apr 2016

John King at CNN said that things are looking good for a Clinton win in CT.

The reason: in counties where Clinton is leading, a larger percentage of votes are still coming in.

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John King at CNN said that things are looking good for a Clinton win in CT. (Original Post) kstewart33 Apr 2016 OP

Yes MSNBC said the same thing... Satch59 Apr 2016 #1

good, I hope it is a valid assessment still_one Apr 2016 #2

Newtown and Bridgehaven haven't come in yet Rose Siding Apr 2016 #3

Yes, check my link and you'll see the precinct votes "live" ... LannyDeVaney Apr 2016 #4

Satch59

(1,353 posts)

1. Yes MSNBC said the same thing...

Reply to kstewart33 (Original post)

Tue Apr 26, 2016, 09:40 PM

Apr 2016

Will be a great night for Hillary!! Great speech by the way!!

still_one

(92,219 posts)

2. good, I hope it is a valid assessment

Reply to kstewart33 (Original post)

Tue Apr 26, 2016, 09:40 PM

Apr 2016

Rose Siding

(32,623 posts)

3. Newtown and Bridgehaven haven't come in yet

Reply to kstewart33 (Original post)

Tue Apr 26, 2016, 09:48 PM

Apr 2016

We'll see a bump

LannyDeVaney

(1,033 posts)

4. Yes, check my link and you'll see the precinct votes "live" ...

Reply to kstewart33 (Original post)

Tue Apr 26, 2016, 09:52 PM

Apr 2016

http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/connecticut

She may not win Connecticut, but it will be a push delegates wise either way; a 51-49 type thing.

And frankly, the national news is already reporting the nomination is hers so now the next week will be how Sanders responds. Sec Clinton's recent speeches have knocked it out of the park and Sanders has dropped back. It seems his talk was all that - talk.

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