After AP calls nomination for Clinton, will voters still turn out Tuesday?

[left-of-center2012]

Voting data specialist Paul Mitchell said he expected people to avoid the polls in California on Tuesday because of the Associated Press’ Monday announcement that Hillary Clinton had secured enough support to become the presumptive nominee .

Political observers had largely predicted that Democrats’ contested presidential race would spur more Democrats to vote Tuesday ...
California's voter rolls grew by almost 650,000 in the final six weeks of registration. Three of every four new voters were Democrats.

But with AP's announcement, voters will be bombarded with news that the race has been called for Clinton, Mitchell said.
“It’s all going to be built upon the concept that the race is over,” he said. “This is going to pop the balloon of what was potentially an extremely high poll voter turnout.”

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-sac-essential-politics-will-voters-still-turn-out-1465264465-htmlstory.html

[msongs]

1. yes they will. the whole thing is overblown IMO. hard core politicos vote no matter what nt

[Barack_America]

2. I'm turning out in MI tomorrow.

To re-register as an independent.

Does that count?

[democrattotheend]

4. Since when does Michigan have party registration?

I thought people didn't register by party at all there, like Virginia.

[tularetom]

3. Nah, I'm not gonna bother

Because I voted by mail two weeks ago.

[lunamagica]

5. Yes, they will

[Live and Learn]

6. Yep, we are use to it. And Bernie supporters know she hasn't won yet. They aren't stupid. nt

[Fresh_Start]

7. Our government is not a dictatorship

there is an entire other branch of the government with candidates to be determined tomorrow
so if ppl want a more progressive congress, they will show up to vote