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11:18

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538 accords Trump 91 delegates of the delegates, 4 go to Kasich, who won Manhattan.

10:26

According to David Wassermann at 538:

where Trump appears in jeopardy of falling below 50 percent: the 7th, 10th, 12th, 13th, 20th, 21st, and 24th. It looks like he will definitely fall below 50 percent in the 10th and 12th. All others look clear. If that holds, Trump will claim between 88 and 93 of New York’s 95 delegates tonight.

538 also notes that Democratic vote is twice Republicans in NY. with Clinton having more than twice as many votes than Trump. So in a general election, NY is not likely to be in play for Republicans.

10:22

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The green represents Sanders. What helps Hillary is mostly NYC.

9:54

According to 538, Cruz doing well in Orthodox Jewish areas in Borough Park and Williamsburg in NYC, but they’re split across districts so he may not get any delegates out of it.

9:47

With 37% reporting, Trump is crushing it in most counties in so far. There are a few districts in NYC were Kasich or Cruz may have a chance, others projected where they might do well not in yet or numbers reporting low.
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9:44

Aw nuts! ABC and NBC are calling it for Grandma. I was really hoping Bernie had a shot of kicking her in her home state (although I expected her to win).

9:39

From 538: Well, 8 percent of District 15 (bronx) is now reporting. Trump is leading 14 to 8 over Cruz, with Kasich at just 4. Just to be clear — that’s actual number of votes, not percentages.

The Bronx is just a tad Democratic.

9:14

While Hillary is leading in the city count so far, Bernie is leading in the two counties outside of NYC that have come in so far. On the GOP side, Trump is leading handily in those counties as well as in the city.

9:10

So far, only some precincts of NYC have come in. Trump is ahead by far in them, except in his home district of Manhattan where Kasich is currently up. But it’s early and may change.

9:04

Question would be by how much and how many counties he carries.

This was the exit polls on the Democratic side, seemingly closer than one might think.
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