Character Matters - A Haslam 2016 TL

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Super Tuesday PT III (Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, American Samoa, and Texas)
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    2016 SUPER TUESDAY COVERAGE BY CNN

    CNN ELECTION THEME:

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    Blitzer: "Welcome back Ladies and Gentlemen and we are already nearing our next projections with Governor Haslam leading in Tennessee by a giant margin. Marco Rubio had attempted to try and knock out Haslam here but he has been overcame. For the Democrats, Hillary Clinton has a 9 point lead over Vice President Biden in the state of her husband's own Vice President, Al Gore."

    Tennessee Republican Primary (75% Reporting) [58 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 67.88%
    Rubio: 30.11%
    Cruz: 2.01%

    Tennessee Democratic Primary (75% Reporting) [75 Delegates]:

    Clinton: 47.12%
    Biden: 38.23%
    Sanders: 14.65%

    12:30 AM
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    Blitzer: "It's 12:30 AM EST and we can Project that Bill Haslam has won the Tennessee Republican Primary in a landslide as he carries it with 76.22% of the vote. This means this is the third state Haslam has won every single delegate, which continues to boost his lead massively in Delegates tonight. For the Democrats, Hillary Clinton wins but she is just a point under 50%, Thus she doesn't trigger the 50% Winner Take All system. She wins 70 Delegates but Biden wins 5 Delegates."

    Tennessee Republican Primary (100% Reporting) [58 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 76.22% ✔ (58 Delegates)
    Rubio: 15.64%
    Cruz: 8.14%

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    BILL HASLAM WINS TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

    Tennessee Democratic Primary (100% Reporting) [75 Delegates]:

    Clinton: 49.51% ✔ (70 Delegates)
    Biden: 42.19% (5 Delegates)
    Sanders: 8.30%

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    HILLARY CLINTON WINS TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
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    Blitzer: "Now let's go to Arkansas and we can see Haslam is dominating Rubio and Cruz as He leads in most of Arkansas' center and western counties, including in the Pulaski county (Little Rock's location), the Sebastian county (Fort Smith's location) and the Washington county (Faytteville's location). Clinton his winning big in her original home state as well as she leads Vice President Biden by 15 points."

    Arkansas Republican Primary (75% Reporting) [40 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 49.82%
    Rubio: 32.44%
    Cruz: 17.74%

    Arkansas Democratic Primart (75% Reporting) [37 Delegates]:

    Clinton: 53.19%
    Biden: 38.48%
    Sanders: 8.23%

    12:45 AM
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    Blitzer: "It is 12:45 AM EST and we can project that Haslam wins the Arkansas Republican Primary with 56.18% of the vote and wins all 40 Delegates. Hillary Clinton wins with 61.51% of the vote and gets all 37 Delegates there."


    Arkansas Republican Primary (100% Reporting) [40 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 56.18% ✔ (40 Delegates)
    Rubio: 31.98%
    Cruz: 11.84%

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    BILL HASLAM WINS ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN PRIMARY​

    Arkansas Democratic Primary (100% Reporting) [37 Delegates]:​

    Clinton: 61.51% ✔ (37 Delegates)
    Biden: 32.33%
    Sanders: 6.16%

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    HILLARY CLINTON WINS ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
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    Blitzer: "Now let's go to Oklahoma where we can see Sander winning for the Democrats while Haslam is winning Oklahoma for the Republicans despite earlier polls saying he would lose to Cruz as he shows dominance in Oklahoma's southern counties as well as in the center."

    Oklahoma Republican Primary (50% Reporting) [43 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 43.44%
    Cruz: 33.12%
    Rubio: 23.44%

    Oklahoma Democratic Primary (50% Reporting) [42 Delegates]:

    Sanders: 45.61%
    Biden: 38.56%
    Clinton: 15.83%

    1:00 AM
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    Blitzer: "It is 1:00 AM EST and Haslam wins Oklahoma county (Oklahoma City's location), Cleveland county (home to Norman) and their bordering counties. He also tops the Republican field in Tulsa. For the Democrats, Sanders wins in Oklahoma County and Tulsa, but loses in Cleveland county and the bordering counties to Biden"

    Oklahoma Republican Primary (75% Reporting) [43 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 46.76%
    Cruz: 30.12%
    Rubio: 23.12%

    Oklahoma Democratic Primary (75% Reporting) [42 Delegates]:

    Sanders: 47.44%
    Biden: 41.31%
    Clinton: 11.25%

    1:15 AM​

    Blitzer: "It's 1:15 AM EST and we can project that Bill Haslam wins the Oklahoma Republican Primary and Bernie Sanders wins the Oklahoma Democratic Primary."

    Oklahoma Republican Primary (100% Reporting) [43 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 48.23% ✔ (26 Delegates)
    Rubio: 31.37% (14 Delegates)
    Cruz: 20.40% (3 Delegates)

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    BILL HASLAM WINS OKLAHOMA REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

    Oklahoma Democratic Primary (100% Reporting) [42 Delegates]:

    Sanders: 45.32% ✔ (24 Delegates)
    Biden: 43.87% (18 Delegates)
    Clinton: 10.81%

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    BERNIE SANDERS WINS OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
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    Blitzer: "Now let's go to the big state of Texas. Already, Haslam is leading Ted Cruz as he shows dominance in Texas' southern counties. Senator Rubio, is doing well in the south of the Lone Star state due to massive support among Hispanics, including in San Antonio. Haslam sweeps most of Texas' center counties, including the Travis county (Austin's location). This could lead to Cruz dropping out here if he loses Texas. For the Democrats, Hillary Clinton is already showing a big lead though Biden at least is fighting him well enough."

    Texas Republican Primary (25% Reporting) [155 Delegates]:

    Haslam: 43.10%
    Cruz: 31.37%
    Rubio: 25.53%

    Texas Democratic Primary (25% Reporting) [251 Delegates]:

    Clinton: 44.66%
    Biden: 32.19%
    Sanders: 23.15%

    1:30 AM
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    Blitzer: "It is 1:30 AM EST and for the Republicans, Marco Rubio is beginning to catch up to Cruz as he is only just a point from defeating the Texan Senator.Meanwhile, Haslam is continuing to do well as he wins Texas' Northern Counties handedly. For the Democrats, Secretary Clinton dominates in those same counties."

    Texas Republican Primary (50% Reporting) [155 Delegates]:​

    Haslam: 45.72%
    Cruz: 29.16%
    Rubio: 25.12%
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    Texas Democratic Primary (50% Reporting) [251 Delegates]:​

    Clinton: 47.55%
    Biden: 38.19%
    Sanders: 14.26%​

    1:45 AM​

    Blitzer: "It's 1:45 AM EST and Marco Rubio has taken the lead from Senator Cruz Tonight While Haslam continues to grow as he narrowly wins in Dallas and Texas' southeastern counties, including the Harris county (Houston's location). For the Democrats, Biden is quickly catching up as he wins Harris County and wins in Dallas."


    Texas Republican Primary (75% Reporting) [155 Delegates]:​

    Haslam: 46.51%
    Rubio: 29.67%
    Cruz: 23.82%
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    Texas Democratic Primary (75% Reporting) [251 Delegates]:​

    Clinton: 44.71%
    Biden: 40.49%
    Sanders: 14.80%​

    2:00 AM
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    Blitzer: "It's 2:00 AM Eastern Time and we can project that in a big surprise Haslam wins the state of Texas with 48.41% of the vote and rightfully gets 88 Delegates, While Marco Rubio, who finished second with 32.33% of the vote, gets 60 Delegates and Senator Cruz, who finished Last in his home state with 19.26% of the Vote, gets 7 Delegates in the end of the Republican Primary. For the Democrats, Hillary Clinton is the winner with 43.21% of the vote and she gets 130 Delegates because of this though Biden finished a close second with 41.56% of the vote and gets 120 Delegates and finally Bernie Sanders gets 1 Delegate after a lat place finish with 15.23% of the vote. A big win for both Haslam and Clinton as now they are assured the lead in both primaries."

    Texas Republican Primary (100% Reporting) [155 Delegates]:​

    Haslam: 48.41% ✔ (88 Delegates)
    Rubio: 29.67% (60 Delegates)
    Cruz: 23.82% (7 Delegates

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    BILL HASLAM WINS TEXAS REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
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    Texas Democratic Primary (100% Reporting) [251 Delegates]:​

    Clinton: 43.21% ✔ (130 Delegates)
    Biden: 41.56% (120 Delegates)
    Sanders: 15.23% (1 Delegate)

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    HILLARY CLINTON WINS TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
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    Blitzer: "We are also receiving News that Hillary Clinton has won the American Samoa Democratic Caucuses."

    American Samoa Democratic Caucuses (100% Reporting) [11 Delegates]:

    Clinton: 49.86% ✔ (9 Delegates)
    Biden: 43.55% (2 Delegates)
    Sanders: 6.59%

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    HILLARY CLINTON WINS AMERICAN SAMOA DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES
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    Blitzer: "Curious results. John, Anderson, how do you feel about Tonight?"

    Cooper: "If we're speaking about the Democrats, tonight started out great for Bernie but now it is Hillary's night. She now has won a total of 463 Delegates tonight while Biden has won 245 Delegates and Bernie has won 204 Delegates tonight. We add that to the totals of each Candidate and here we stand:

    Bernie - 279 Delegates

    Hillary - 520 Delegates

    Joe - 292 Delegates.

    Colorado is the only state left to be called for the Democrats and it likely to be pro-Bernie and Pro-Biden, but tonight has been a great night for Hillary Clinton."

    King: "For the Republicans, again, this is Haslam's night. He's won all but 3 of the primaries so far while tonight has been awful for Cruz as he hasn't won a single state. Haslam has won 409 Delegates, Rubio has won 128 Delegates and Cruz has won 10 Delegates tonight. We add that to their totals and we can see why Haslam is so strong tonight:

    Haslam - 489 Delegates

    Rubio - 179

    Cruz - 19 Delegates

    Alaska remains for the Republicans and while it will likely go to Cruz, I think many are curious if Cruz will drop out after tonight due to his loss in Texas."

    Blitzer: "Thank you for that analysis. We have only the Colorado Democratic Caucuses and Alaska Republican Caucuses left to call. Stay tuned as we take a short break."
     
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    Super Tuesday PT IV (Colorado (D) and Alaska (R))
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    2016 Super Tuesday Coverage by CNN

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    Blitzer: "Welcome back. Let's turn to the Colorado Democratic Caucuses and Alaska Republican Caucuses. Cruz is winning in Alaska but only barely against Haslam while for the Democrats in Colorado, Bernie is leading Biden by 11 points."

    Alaska Republican Caucuses (75% Reporting) [28 Delegates]:

    Cruz: 45.61%
    Haslam: 39.78%
    Rubio: 14.61%

    Colorado Democratic Caucuses (75% Reporting) [78 Delegates]:

    Sanders: 46.79%
    Biden: 38.55%
    Clinton: 14.66%

    2:15 AM
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    Blitzer: "It's 2:15 AM EST and we can project that Ted Cruz has won the Alaska Republican caucuses and gets 16 Delegates while Haslam gets 12 Delegates. For Colorado, Bernie Sanders wins 46 Delegates while Joe Biden gets 32 Delegates."


    Alaska Republican Caucuses (100% Reporting) [28 Delegates]:

    Cruz: 46.27% ✔ (16 Delegates)
    Haslam: 41.92% (12 Delegates)
    Rubio: 11.81%

    Colorado Democratic Caucuses (100% Reporting) [78 Delegates]:

    Sanders: 47.93% ✔ (46 Delegates)
    Biden: 42.32% (32 Delegates)
    Clinton: 10.75%    ​

    Blitzer: "And CNN has just received news that after losing his home state and performing miserably tonight, he is dropping out of the race and endorsing Bill Haslam."

    TED CRUZ DROPS OUT OF RACE

    Blitzer: "Now with only Marco Rubio as a threat left to him, Bill Haslam has a very open path to the Nomination for the Republicans meanwhile Hillary Clinton has taken the lead in the Democratic field. With the March primaries just beginning, I think many are curious how both primaries will turn out like. Thank you for watching tonight's coverage ladies and gentlemen. We hope you tune in to the coverage of the Louisiana, Maine, Kentucky and Kansas Republican primaries and caucuses and also the Democratic primaries and caucuses and Louisiana, Nebraska and Kansas in 4 days. Good night."
     
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    PARTY PRIMARIES DELEGATE COUNT:

    REPUBLICANS

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    Bill Haslam - 501 Delegates
    Marco Rubio - 179 Delegates
    Ted Cruz - 35 Delegates
    Donald Trump - 7 Delegates
    Jeb Bush - 1 Delegate
    John Kasich - 1 Delegate
    Ben Carson - 1 Delegate
    Rick Santourum - 1 Delegate
    Mike Huckabee - 1 Delegate
    Carly Fiorina - 1 Delegate

    DEMOCRATS:

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    Hillary Clinton - 520 Delegates
    Bernie Sanders - 325 Delegates
    Joe Biden - 324 Delegates
    Martin O'Malley - 1 Delegate    ​
     
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    King_Arthur said:
    An Idea

    Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) 2009-2017
    Governor Bill Haslam (R-TN) 2017-2025
    Senator Julian Castro (D-TX) 2025-2033
    Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) 2033-??
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    The Julian Castro idea is interesting but you still have to WAS for Haslam's VP. Within the next few updates, expect a surprise.
     
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    Thanks to his great success on Super Tuesday and Ted Cruz dropping out, Bill Haslam has shot to a 19 point lead over Marco Rubio in the National polls for the Republican Primaries and is widely expected to be the Nominee now more than ever. With assured Victories in Ohio, Illinois, and North Carolina as well as him getting closer to leading in Rubio's Home State of Florida. For the Democrats, however, the race is only getting tighter as Sanders leads Biden by 1 Delegate but for the first time, Hillary Clinton is leading both Biden and Sanders in the polls due to her very needed Victories in Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Texas, giving her a big boost in Delegate count over her opponents.

    RCP Republican Polling Average (Nationwide):

    Haslam: 54%
    Rubio: 35%
    Undecided: 11%

    RCP Democratic Polling Average (Nationwide):

    Clinton: 41%
    Sanders: 36%
    Biden: 22%
    Undecided: 1%

    RCP Republican Polling Average (Kansas):

    Haslam: 49%
    Rubio: 40%
    Undecided: 11%

    RCP Democratic Polling Average (Kansas):

    Sanders: 44%
    Biden: 42%
    Clinton: 13%
    Undecided: 1%​

    RCP Republican Polling Average (Kentucky):

    Haslam: 61%
    Rubio: 38%
    Undecided: 1%

    RCP Republican Polling Average (Louisiana):

    Haslam: 66%
    Rubio: 33%
    Undecided: 1%

    RCP Democratic Polling Average (Louisiana):

    Biden: 46%
    Clinton: 40%
    Sanders: 13%
    Undecided: 1%

    RCP Republican Polling Average (Maine):

    Rubio: 53%
    Haslam: 46%
    Undecided: 1%

    RCP Democratic Polling Average (Maine):

    Sanders: 47%
    Clinton: 42%
    Biden: 10%
    Undecided: 1%​

    RCP Democratic Polling Average (Nebraska):

    Sanders: 45%
    Biden: 43%
    Clinton: 11%
    Undecided: 1%​
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    It's great so far. Haslam sounds like a great GOP nominee. I'll wait to see who he picks for his running mate, who the Democrats pick, and what hos cabinet is like. Can PM you ideas for this, if you're interested.
     
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