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As of this point Bernie Sanders has won the following states
- New Hampshire (Feb 9, Semi-open Primary)
- Colorado (Mar 1, Closed Caucus)
- Minnesota (Mar 1, Open Caucus)
- Oklahoma (Mar 1, Semi-open Primary)
- Vermont (Mar 1, Open Primary)
- Kansas (Mar 5, Closed Caucus)
- Nebraska (Mar 5, Closed Caucus)
- Maine (Mar 6, Closed Caucus)
- Democrats Abroad (Mar 8, Closed Primary)
- Michigan (Mar 8, Open Primary)
- Idaho (Mar 22, Open Caucus)
- Utah (Mar 22, Semi-Open Caucus)
- Alaska (Mar 26, Closed Caucus)
- Hawaii (Mar 26, Semi-Open Caucus)
- Washington (Mar 26, Open Caucus)
- Wisconsin (Apr 5, Open Primary)
- Wyoming (Apr 9, Closed Caucus)
- Rhode Island (Apr 26, Semi-Closed Primary)
- Indiana (May 3, Open Primary)
- West Virginia (May 10, Semi-Closed Primary)
- Oregon (May 17, Closed Primary)
He also lost narrow races in Kentucky (by ~0.5%), Missouri (~0.2%), and Iowa (~0.3%).
Sanders is expected to win in Washington, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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Where has Bernie sanders won?
As I write this answer in mid-May 2016, Senator Bernie Sanders has won a total of 19 primaries and caucuses, in such states as Michigan, New Hampshire, Idaho, Washington, Hawaii, Maine, Wisconsin, Colorado, West Virginia, Wyoming, Alaska, Utah, Rhode Island, and (of course) Vermont.
Who is Bernie Sanders endorsing?
As of June 22, 2016, Bernie is endorsing himself.
What does Bernie Sanders have to do in order to win the 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries and take part in the 2016 general election?
As of February 2016, Bernie Sanders appears to be leading in most demographics of the Democratic Party. Whatever his current strategy is, it seems to be the one most likely to propel him to victory in the Democratic primary. Whether it will serve him well in a Presidential election depends entirely on which Republican is his adversary.--Update--As of March 2016, it is clear that Bernie Sanders is not effectively courting the Black and Latino communities. In order to be victorious, he would have to embrace the kind of race-baiting that Hillary Clinton engages in, in order to bring these groups on his side. Ultimately the last few primaries that he lost were lost on account of the Black vote.
When did Bernie Sanders go to Portland Oregon?
There is no specific information available about when Bernie Sanders went to Portland, Oregon. Bernie Sanders has visited Portland multiple times throughout his political career for campaign events, rallies, and speaking engagements.
How old is bernie sanders wife?
Jane Sanders was born on October 8, 1950. As of April 2016, she is 65 years old.
What can we do to turn the Democratic Voters away from Hillary Clinton and more towards Bernie Sanders before its too late?
As of March 2016, it is clear that Bernie Sanders is not effectively courting the Black and Latino communities. In order to be victorious, he would have to embrace the kind of race-baiting that Hillary Clinton engages in, in order to bring these groups on his side. Ultimately the last few primaries that he lost were lost on account of the Black vote.
2016 democratic presidential candidate from the state of Vermont at the age of 74?
Bernie Sanders was the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate from the state of Vermont at the age of 74.
Who won 2016 Hawaii election?
Hillary Clinton won the Hawaii 2016 election. Hawaii cast its 3 electoral votes for Hillary Clinton and 1 electoral vote for Bernie Sanders in the 2016 election.
Who is the Vermont congressman running for president?
For the 114th Congress (2015-2016), the single representative in the House of Representatives for Vermont is Peter Welch (D).
Do African Americans support Sanders or Clinton?
African-American voters have been supportive of Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders. In the 2016 Nevada caucus, Hillary Clinton received 76% of African-American votes.
To whom did Hawaii electoral votes go?
Hawaii cast 3 electoral votes for Hillary Clinton and 1 electoral vote for Bernie Sanders in the 2016 election.
How many Republicans voted in 2016 primaries?
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