Whoa, they really called it already?

[Cal Carpenter]

eta It must be a whomping. Sometimes it seems like no one wants to be the first to call it for Bernie. This time they're like "I'll take that fucking scoop, thankyouverymuch".

[Cal Carpenter]

1. I'm tv impaired

Does anyone have a link yet?

[nc4bo]

4. The Guardian.. I just happen to have that open.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2016/apr/05/wisconsin-primary-results-live-election-2016

[Perogie]

2. calling this early

means Hillary lost BIG TIME

[democrattotheend]

6. I prefer to think of it as Bernie won big time

When I vote in a couple weeks, I will be voting for Bernie, not against Hillary. So many Bernie supporters are saying that we finally have a candidate we can vote for. I am pretty sure Bernie won because people liked him, not because they were voting against Hillary. Hillary didn't lose; Bernie won.

[Cal Carpenter]

7. Nicely put

in the service of diplomacy in the hellish realm of GDP

[democrattotheend]

15. We have a great candidate!

I don't see why some Bernie supporters are so focused on Hillary Clinton instead of on our guy.

[Perogie]

9. Well if you had asked me

I am voting for Bernie because he is more like FDR than any candidate in the last 50+ years.

Please don't lecture me on why people are voting for Bernie. Can we just enjoy the win in our own ways? If that's ok with you.

[Contrary1]

3. Fox News did...for what that's worth. n/t

[Cal Carpenter]

5. Yeah, Fox and Washington Times have it online fwiw

Sounds like MSNBC has it on tv.

It must be a whomping. Sometimes it seems like no one wants to be the first to call it for Bernie. This time they're like "I'll take that fucking scoop, thankyouverymuch".

[Joob]

8. Remember when Arizona had 1% and they called it.

That shit was Hillarious

[MadBadger]

10. 56% of Milwaukee has already come in and it's only 52-48 for Clinton

If those numbers were more lopsided, maybe they take their time

[Jefferson23]

11. Thank you Wisconsin!!!!

[snowy owl]

12. 32% of vote in - how can they call so early? Is it population-referenced?

[Cal Carpenter]

13. For a major network/paper/media org to call it

Between the first results, early voting, exit polls and various other inputs, they may decide they are confident enough to do it. They could take the chance of being wrong, but they want the scoop. Well, it used to be scoop. Now it's clicks.

They definitely take into consideration where the first results are coming from and how to extrapolate that to the rest of the state's population.

[snowy owl]

14. CNN ad for Hillary appearance on CNN 11:15 ET while Bernie is speaking. Creeps.