threecount wrote:Trump continues to say, including tonight, that he will beat Hillary in New York, PA, Connecticut, ect. in a general...

I just don't see it...

I know primaries are different but the Dems had 1,700,000 voters or so tonight to the GOP's 700,000. I can't see him winning in New York..

swishnicholson wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Kasich needs to go away so badly. So so so badly.

You've certainly been consistent on this, but Kasich was convincingly the #notTrump winner in NY, and has a chance to be the #notTrump winner in each of the April 26 primaries. If this happens are you still hoping he'll go away, or would you rather his campaign gains strength nationally?

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office received 562 phone calls and 140 emails with complaints from voters across the state – most came from Brooklyn.

Voter registrations in New York are purged for a number of reasons — like if you die, become a felon, or leave the state.

Purging a voter is different from becoming an inactive voter, which happens when someone hasn’t voted in at least two federal election cycles, according to New York State Board of Elections spokesman John Conklin.

“There’s lots of people who come and go from the voter rolls,” Conklin told the News.
Of the 126,000 Democrats from Brooklyn who were removed from the rolls, 12,000 were people who moved out of the borough, 44,000 people were moved from active to inactive voter status and 70,000 were purged altogether, WNYC reported.

"This number surprised me," Mayor Bill de Blasio said on the public radio station. "I admit that Brooklyn has had a lot of transient population — that's obvious — lot of people moving in, lot of people moving out. That might account for some of it. But I'm confused since so many people have moved in, that the number would move in the negative direction."

Bucky wrote:Add his delegates to Trump's and there's 1237. Kasich tells his delegates to go Trump in exchange for the VP spot. Drumpf already stated that he wants someone who knows politics in that role.

pacino wrote:the NYC map
too bad NY is an incompetent state at running elections; selfishly Clinton's margins would've been higher if those registrations in Brooklyn weren't messed all up. They are on Mississippi levels of competence in that state as far as this goes.

fwiw:

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office received 562 phone calls and 140 emails with complaints from voters across the state – most came from Brooklyn.

Voter registrations in New York are purged for a number of reasons — like if you die, become a felon, or leave the state.

Purging a voter is different from becoming an inactive voter, which happens when someone hasn’t voted in at least two federal election cycles, according to New York State Board of Elections spokesman John Conklin.

“There’s lots of people who come and go from the voter rolls,” Conklin told the News.
Of the 126,000 Democrats from Brooklyn who were removed from the rolls, 12,000 were people who moved out of the borough, 44,000 people were moved from active to inactive voter status and 70,000 were purged altogether, WNYC reported.

"This number surprised me," Mayor Bill de Blasio said on the public radio station. "I admit that Brooklyn has had a lot of transient population — that's obvious — lot of people moving in, lot of people moving out. That might account for some of it. But I'm confused since so many people have moved in, that the number would move in the negative direction."

A big issue was the mess around Sandy Hook when people voted in different polling places and even precincts.

Trump got 80% of Staten Island...

Trump wins Baisley Park 17-5-4 in East Brooklyn

He also romped in Claremont 14-7-5. LOL at those vote totals in teh South Bronx

SK790 wrote:

pacino wrote:Bernie's main strategy, as told to Kornacki, is flipping superdelegates.

SK790 wrote:Ben Carson finished ahead of Ted Cruz in NY-16.

http://gawker.com/ted-cruzs-night-of-hu ... 1771963177

CalvinBall wrote:thought votes for carson were void or somethin

Soren wrote:Friend I used to respect is on the I'm voting for Trump if Hillary gets the nod kick

traderdave wrote: (unless something catastrophic were to befall the Clinton campaign, i.e. an indictment or similar)