An informal poll by Pittsburgh Business Times has Bernie up receiving 77% of the 8200ish vote total.

[Ed Suspicious]

I think they should rename themselves the Pittsberned Business Times.

Results: Who do you support for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination?

http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/pulse/poll/who-do-you-support-for-the-2016-democratic-presidential-nomination/17971852?ana=tw

Oh yeah, this thing is still collecting votes so go ahead.

[in_cog_ni_to]

1. Bernie now 78%

Hillary 9%

[sabrina 1]

2. Bernie 78%, Hillary 9%, Biden 5%!

[merrily]

3. Pennsylvania. Not bad.

[Ed Suspicious]

4. Florida as well.

The Vermont result is suspect unless they fear losing some of Bernie's attention to their state.

[merrily]

5. When it comes to electoral votes, all the really matters is

polls of registered voters in certain purple counties who are highly likely to vote.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12778561

And, even then, talk to me after New Year's.

[Ed Suspicious]

6. Very interesting.

[merrily]

7. I know, right? In 2012, it came down to 8 counties. 8.

So, no, every vote for someone you'd really love to see win is not necessarily a vote for the Republican.

[SoapBox]

8. Vote, vote, vote!

It's still there to vote.

[leftcoastmountains]

9. I just voted and Bernie is at 79%

Interesting looking at their map. Encouraging also, since all I hear from main stream people are
anybody but Bernie. Seems they would even prefer Trump. As we all know, all publicity is good.
And Trump is playing that card big time. I am convinced that is why he is being so outrageous.
He wants the media coverage. So like I said, this poll may not mean anything but it is encouraging
none the less.

[LiberalElite]

10. Now 10908 and

Still Bernie at 77%. GOTV!

[senz]

11. 78% now. So much good news from so many places!

Love watching Bernie's campaign unfold and spread out like this.