Bernie has pulled a double digit lead now +12.1%

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

He is going to hit his target, yes m'am miss pam!

edit: now its 12.1%

[TDale313]

1. Woo Hoo!!!

I really would love to see this be a big, big win.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

4. It's YUGE already.

Recall how far down he was in one of the earliest polls in WI. 25-28 points? To win by 10 is amazing. And it should be causing team Hillarian to start chugging Kaopectate.

[itsrobert]

2. Tough to get to his 20 pt target

but if you say so.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

3. Such sour grapes

[morningfog]

5. I gotta do it. Ignoring this troll. Waste of time an bandwidth.

Onto ignore. Life is too short to deal with intentionally ignorant assholes.

[Dragonfli]

33. I have been struggling with doing that as well, because I like to keep up on the misinformation

being spread, but perhaps, much like brave people with a nak for dividing us and at war with each other over our melanin differences while reveling in the attention that it garners. Having a mixed melanin balance it irks me when such division is sown purposely so that one is on ignore.

Perhaps I can and should add this one to my list of so far only ten on ignore and still get all the "misspeaks" as things that are "unintentionally" false are euphemistically referred to these days. One more misinformation post or right now is what I am debating now, I may join you after that decision. A decision I am making now.

[Biaviians]

7. I heard the target was 56.5% of the remaining States

[Dragonfli]

11. It is, that poster is well, no strike that, notoriously known for "misspeaking" re the truth

I am sure it is unintentional

[Biaviians]

47. Bernie just hit 56.5% with 98.8% reporting

[Dragonfli]

48. I know!

One question however, does the NYT count the purchased super delegates as do the networks?
I just want to know how many pledged delegates he's getting from this.

[NWCorona]

6. Now 11%

Maybe the times got it right

[revbones]

8. Too bad the last 7 of 8 states don't count or something

said by Hillary followers...

[Carolator]

40. They were too "white" or too small or caucuses, or something...

This was an open primary. He pulls Independents; she doesn't.

But she is pulling slightly more in Milwaukee. Which is about 45% white and 40% AA, 17% Latino per 2010 census stats.

[revbones]

42. Milwaukee is at 99% - it ain't getting better for Hillary... nt

[Carolator]

44. Cool.

It shouldn't.

[JimDandy]

9. What percent of the vote has been counted? n/t

[NWCorona]

13. 53%

[JimDandy]

16. Thanks! n/t

[NWCorona]

17. No problem!

[SMC22307]

19. Per the AP, 53%. (n/t)

[JimDandy]

21. Nice! n/t

[riderinthestorm]

20. 53 and the big college towns of Madison and Milwaukee aren't incuded yet nt

[JimDandy]

24. Wow, he may take it BIG if they are still out! n/t

[riderinthestorm]

26. Honestly, he needs to get to 57 percent to make a dent in her delegate count

anything less he's treading water.

That's not necessarily bad but we want bad ass.

[DiehardLiberal]

10. Thank you Wisconsin - you rock!!

despite what the pundits have to say about the nomination.. We will prevail!!

[SMC22307]

12. Over 60% in Dane County, Madison-land.

Definitely my kinda people.

[winter is coming]

14. Twelve. n/t

[YASSIR THE FAT]

15. He went beyond his target.

He is over 100% over pledged tonight.

He got his 29+, and cleanly cuts Lint's lead to under 200 delegates.

[BernieforPres2016]

18. Has anybody seen any analysis of what part of the state is still out?

i.e. is a lot of the vote around Madison still out, do they think the margin could grow some more?

Edit: The Young Turks just said Milwaukee is 100% in and it is a relatively strong area for Hillary. So hopefully the margin will continue to grow for Bernie as the rest of the state comes in.

[quantumjunkie]

22. Here u go -- Seems A LOT of Bernie areas still out -- Lead seems likely to grow

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

[MillennialDem]

23. Bernie territory is more out than Hillary territory (Milwaukee county might be the onl

y county she wins in the whole state. It's 83% in. Dane where Madison is only 45% in).

[SMC22307]

27. Why would she win Milwaukee and not Green Bay?

What's the diff between the two cities?

[MillennialDem]

29. More minorities in Milwaukee. Bernie won Brown (Green Bay) by 15%

[PeaceNikki]

30. Diversity. Milwaukee is. Green Bay isn't.

[SMC22307]

32. Milwaukee is narrowing. Hillary is up by only 2.2%.

Awesome!

[PeaceNikki]

35. Republican turnout was huge. We lost the Supreme Court race and the MKE County exec race.

Democrats really suck at anything outside the GE. Voter ID and the literal hours and hours it takes to cast a single vote in the city cause such disenfranchisment that it makes it nearly impossible to change that.

[SMC22307]

36. What's a good local paper to refer to?

I'm following returns at the NYT.

Thanks.

[PeaceNikki]

37. The only game in town is the right wingy jsonline

Or the Madison paper: http://host.madison.com

Good news is that my dear friend (and former DUer) won his Milwaukee County Supervisor race.

[SMC22307]

41. That *is* good news... congrats to him!

Thanks for the links... I'll probably stick to the NYT!

[PufPuf23]

25. I have been following online at this NYTimes site - now 14% with 56% precincts in.

There are maps of areas that have reported and what remains to be reported.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/04/05/upshot/wisconsin-live-model-democratic-primary-results.html?_r=0

[JimDandy]

28. Thanks for the link! n/t

[BernieforPres2016]

38. Thanks to you and others here for the information. Looks like the lead should expand. nt

[JimDandy]

45. He's still holding that 14 point lead at 83% of precincts reporting.

Go Bernie!

[SMC22307]

31. Milwaukee is narrowing. H 51% to B 48.8% with...

439 out of 479 precincts reporting.

http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/wisconsin?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=b-lede-package-region&region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

34. He has now breached 12%

Also I would add given the numbers in Milwaukee county it suggests he did much better with blacks then he as in the past.

[Carolator]

43. Yes, it was nearly tied

The 2010 census says 45% white, 40% black, 17% Latino.

Excellent turnout in Wisconsin!

[Robbins]

39. continues to build

with 66% of vote in it's bernie 56.0 Clinton 43.7

[Land Shark]

46. 13.1% lead for Bernie with 97% counted .... Eom