The IOTW Super Tuesday Live Blog Extravaganza – IOTW Report

The IOTW Super Tuesday Live Blog Extravaganza

10:45: Other than Alaska, all the states are in. Not including that state, Trump will win 7, Cruz 2, and Rubio 1.

10:37: It looks like Marco Rubio will win Minnesota. With 53% in, he is leading Ted Cruz 37-28. Trump is at 21.

10:24: MSNBC calls Vermont for Trump.

10:21: Washington Post calls Arkansas for Trump.

10:19: Cruz: I’ve beaten Donald Trump three times now.

10:12: Ben Carson: I will not drop out.

10:10: Trump: “I’m a unifier.”

10:05: Rubio up 10% in Minnesota with 10% in.

10:02: “I always liked Rubio before he became Don Rickles.” -Trump

9:56: Trump praises Planned Parenthood, slams Mexico.

9:50: With 5% in Minnesota in, Rubio leads in Minnesota.

9:46: Trump: GOP Senators who don’t support me are “losers.”

9:42: With 3% in Minnesota in, Cruz is leading Trump and Rubio.

9:41: Trump slams Clinton in victory speech.

9:38: Chris Christie now introducing Trump.

9:32: Rumor is that Rick Scott will endorse Trump at his rally tonight.

9:24: Oklahoma goes to Sanders.

9:14: Still no word from Minnesota.

9:08: NY Times calls Oklahoma for Cruz.

9:06: Cruz winning 34-30 against Trump in Oklahoma.

8:57: With 26% in Oklahoma in, Cruz up 33-31 against Trump.

8:55: Fox News calls Texas for Cruz.

8:52: Cruz now winning 32-31 against Trump in Oklahoma with 19% in.

8:48: Cruz, Trump tied in Oklahoma with 13% in.

8:43: With only 7% in Oklahoma in, Trump at 32, Cruz at 30, Rubio at 24.

8:33: Fox calls Virginia for Trump in a drastically closer race against Rubio than expected.

8:31: With 70% in, Trump at 36 and Rubio at 31 in Virginia.

8:30: CNN has tight race between Cruz, Trump in Arkansas as polls close.

8:22: CBS has not made an official projection, but they estimate that Cruz will win Oklahoma, with Rubio coming in second.

8:17: Carson staffers implying that he will not drop out after tonight.

8:14: Kasich in second in Vermont, Rubio third.

8:06: CBS has Trump coming in third in Oklahoma.

8:01: Cruz up in Oklahoma, Trump and Rubio tied for second.

8:00: CNN projects Alabama, Massachusetts, and Tennessee for Trump.

7:59: Pro-Rubio counties under reporting, but with 40% in, Trump up in Virginia 37-31.

7:53: Looking at the Virginia Board of Election’s page, 30% is in, with Trump leading Rubio 37-32.

7:46: Several more states’ polls will close at 8; CNN said 4 states, NY Times says 6 will.

7:40: Still 1% in in Virginia and Georgia; Trump up, but nothing is set yet.

7:33: Bernie Sanders already making a victory speech, with 9 states’ polls yet to close.

7:25: CNN follows Fox, calls Georgia for Trump.

7:18: With 1% in, Trump at 37% and Rubio at 33% in Virginia.

7:13: Still waiting for first results.

7:07: CBS has Trump, Rubio tied in Virginia. CBS has Kasich winning in Vermont, Trump fighting to stay above third place.

7:04: CNN says Vermont too close to call between Trump and Kasich.

7:02: Fox News calls Georgia for Trump, Virginia a dead heat with Rubio.

7:00: CNN says Sanders wins Vermont (big surprise), Clinton wins Georgia and Virginia. No projection in the Republican race.

6:59:

6:57: 50% of voters in Arkansas said they’ll be “dissatisfied” with Trump as GOP nominee.

6:54: 51% of Republican voters in Virginia feel betrayed by GOP politicians.

6:52: From the exit polls release, about 50% of GOP voters describe themselves as “angry” at the government.

Welcome to the IOTW Super Tuesday live blog. I’ll be updating live for the next five or six hours, probably past midnight here on the East Coast.

Things to watch for:

-How big does Trump win and how many states?

-Does Rubio win a single state? Does he surprise people and win more than one?

-Does Ted Cruz win Texas and by how much. Does he win another state?

50 Comments on The IOTW Super Tuesday Live Blog Extravaganza

  1. I know a former Obama voter who would vote for Kasich because he seems nice.

    Seriously.

    Karate chops have hypnotic abilities…chop chop…vote for Kasich…chop chop…My father was a mailman….chop chop

  2. Lots of voter disatisfaction with government and Republicans is being, 50%+, reported in the exit polling. Trump should get those votes. Texas and Alabama close in 25 minutes.

  3. I’ve settled in for the night with a 2-liter bottle of Diet Pepsi to listen to the election results on the radio.

    I had never heard Sanders speak at length until now. What a loon. Says we need to reform our “broken” criminal justice system.

    Which system would that be, Bernie? The one which allows Hillary Clinton to evade prosecution in the the face of mounting, damning evidence?

    It’s “disgraceful” how many people are incarcerated in the U.S. Please, could some nasty, thuggish piece of work make him a Knockout Game target?

  4. I’ve pretty much stayed out of of the sometime childish bantering here this primary season because I remember the words once spoken by Mahatma Gandhi –

    ” First they try to ignore you, then they make fun of you. Then they fight you, and then you win.”

    That’s what happen with Barack Obama, and that’s what is happening with Donald Trump.

  5. I hope it results in a brokered convention. I would wish the GOPe would have the balls to just come out and say, “No Trump!”

    “We’re not going to let you assholes vote for him because he’ll upset all the things we’ve arraigned for decades. Our power, our privilege, our ability to bank millions selling the access of our offices. You stupid fucks are a drag for us here in Washington with your endless demands and silly ideas. Just shut the fuck up and let us get on with things here.”

    And the shame is, if they said as much, verbatim on national media, nobody would shoot them in the head.

    They want to say it, and have it done. But they are craven and small.

    Somebody needs to display some testicular fortitude. Them or us.

    Quote I like seems appropriate here. “Are we dancing or fucking? Or dancing now and fucking later? Nothing else will do, I’m a busy man.”

  6. CNN says 4 states will close their polls at 8:00 p.m. EST; NYT says 6 states will.

    This is the intersection where Common Core math and libtard media meet LOL.

  7. Lowell — Excellent comment! And this: “They want to say it, and have it done. But they are craven and small.” Extra delegates for you for best use of the word “craven.” 🙂

  8. Rove is about to pee his excited pants as he reminds us all of “cosmic justice” in northern Virginia.

    I tried to watch the returns on CSPAN, but it was a snooze, so reluctantly switched to FNC and they are covering the dog catcher races with great interest. Anyone else recommend other coverage?

  9. @Lowell (&AA) ~ it’s already in the bag for the GOPe
    http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/03/01/how-the-gop-insiders-plan-to-steal-the-nod-from-trump/
    …the rules are already set up to steal the nomination from Trump
    Money Quote: “The ruling elite that has dominated the party would rather have globalist Hillary Clinton than the uncontrollable nationalist Donald Trump. The idea of a president not beholden to the ruling elite is more than they can stand.”

  10. Molon — Still, they can’t simply make a declaration to that effect. Their own rules don’t allow it. It would have to be brokered at worst, and I’d like to see who they think they can foist onto the voters. Despite his delegates, Rubio will not come close to delegate count.

  11. Molon — There is nothing usual about this cycle. I’m looking forward to Trump’s presser at 9p.EST from Mara Lago. Wish I was there — drinking a Mai Tai and planning on a beach day tomorrow.

  12. Spelling Police would like you to know that Trump’s Florida spread is Mar-a-Lago. I’ve seen it spelled wrong consistently during this primary season.

  13. ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
    March 1, 2016 at 8:54 pm

    Jeb! has 14,800 votes in Texas ……told you

    …..he’s baaaaaaaaack!

    ZOMBIE ¡Jeb!

    Fortunately, here in Texas, we’ve been looking forward to the Zombie Apocalypse. 14,800? No prob.

  14. @Molon and AA.

    From Molon: “Money Quote: “The ruling elite that has dominated the party would rather have globalist Hillary Clinton than the uncontrollable nationalist Donald Trump. The idea of a president not beholden to the ruling elite is more than they can stand.”

    I honestly believe the GOPe does not want the executive. If they hold the executive and the house and senate, they can be blamed. And they dodge blame like a motherfucker.

    If a Democrat sits as president, they can speachify to the media, wring their hands, and wail that they are helpless to stop the monster.

    Sound familiar?

    In politics, complicity is not a crime, even if what you are complicit with is. Ain’t American government great?

  15. with 50% of the vote in the Massholechussetts demonRAT election, ‘No Preference’ getting 4,000 votes….

    who goes out to vote ‘No Preference’? …. nothing better to do tonight? …. what?

  16. I like Ted but thats begining to wear. The misrepresentations and lies are a bit much. Its hardball for sure but its damaging him. Watching him lie makes him seem desperate and slimey. His statements abot Trump on 2nd A and Obamacare and the NY Times garbage are too much.

  17. The quiet big story tonight going forward is Oklahoma, because it’s the first big delegate state that is a CLOSED PRIMARY. Meaning the waves of independent and Democrat cross-over voters that have elevated Trump
    so many other places are not available to him.
    So only Republicans can vote and what happens? TRUMP LOSES,

  18. Shit. There was one teensy piece of black olive left in the bowl, and the other cat jumped up on the counter and scarfed it up.

    Boredom setting in. Nitey-nite, all.

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