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***Horse Race LiveWire***
by BREITBART NEWS1 Mar 20166623
Welcome to Breitbart News’s daily live updates of the 2016 horse race. Here’s a previewof what to expect on Super Tuesday.
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7:18: Did Clinton violate election rules in MA?
7:15: Georgia Dems: Clinton wins black vote big; Sanders on top with whites:
7:13: Virginia exit polls:
7:08: Gingrich on Cruz:
7:04: Trump at 40% in Georgia:
7:01: Exits in Virginia – CNN 34 Trump, 31% Rubio 31%, Cruz 16%
7:00: Trump wins Georgia. Vermont and Virginia too close to call.
Hillary wins Georgia and Virginia. Bernie wins Vermont.
6:46: Rubio is both lowering and raising expectations
6:42: Late deciders by state
6:40: Your handy guide to tonight’s poll closing times
Polling Close Times:
Vermont 7:00pm (Eastern)
Virginia 7:00pm (Eastern)
Georgia 7:00pm (Eastern)
Alabama: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Massachusetts: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Oklahoma: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Tennessee: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Arkansas: 8:30pm (Eastern)
Texas: 9:00pm (Eastern)
Minnesota: 9:00pm (Eastern)
Alaska: 12:00 midnight (Eastern)
Vermont 7:00pm (Eastern)
Virginia 7:00pm (Eastern)
Georgia 7:00pm (Eastern)
Alabama: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Massachusetts: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Oklahoma: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Tennessee: 8:00pm (Eastern)
Arkansas: 8:30pm (Eastern)
Texas: 9:00pm (Eastern)
Minnesota: 9:00pm (Eastern)
Alaska: 12:00 midnight (Eastern)
6:35: 72% of TN voters back Trump’s temporary Muslim ban.
6:27: 6 in 10 Super Tuesday GOP voters approve of Trump’s temporary Muslim ban.
6:26: Rubio wins late deciders in Virginia
6:08: More than half of GOP voters in SEC Primary states feel “betrayed” by GOP, per exit polling:
6:03: Ideology of Super Tuesday voters:
6:01: Georgia Republicans wan’t someone who can “bring change.”
6:00: Levin asks:
5:55: DEMOCRATS: Obama’s policies most popular in Alabama, “where 68 percent of Democratic voters say they want to continue them. Sixty percent of voters in Georgia and Virginia say the same,” according to CBS.
5:50: 66% of GOP PRIMARY VOTERS made up their minds at least a month in advance while 22% did so in the last few days according to MSNBC’s exit polling.
5:46: Majority of GOP primary voters angry at federal government:
5:45: Evangelical voters dominating in SEC Primary states:
5:41: Government spending most important issue to GA GOP Voters:
5:37: Trump: Rubio should drop out if he doesn’t do well on Super Tuesday.
5:36: Exit polling from Texas:
n Texas, fewer than half of GOP voters – about four in 10 – are looking for a political outsider, fewer than anywhere else. Nearly four in 10 in preliminary exit poll data also say it matters a great deal to them to support a candidate who shares their religious beliefs, and six in 10 are evangelicals. Two-thirds say they’d be satisfied with Ted Cruz as the nominee, a high for him among all states in which we have exit polls – compared with nearly six in 10 for Rubio and less than half for Trump. That said, two-thirds of GOP primary voters in Texas want to build a wall along the entire U.S.-Mexico border, as Trump has suggested.
5:35: ABC News Exit polling: At least 60% of GOP primary voters support temporary Muslim ban:
Muslims: One of Trump’s more controversial proposals continues to receive majority support in the GOP electorate. At least six in 10 GOP primary voters today support banning Muslims who are not U.S. citizens from entering the country, peaking at more than three-quarters in Alabama, Arkansas and Tennessee. That compares with 65 and 74 percent in New Hampshire and South Carolina, respectively.Immigration: On another controversial issue, immigration, anywhere about four in 10 voters in Virginia, Texas and Georgia, peaking at more than half in Alabama, favor deporting undocumented immigrants, as opposed to offering them a route to legal status.
5:25: Virginia Democrats: 60% (including 74% of black voters) want to continue Obama’s policies per NBC’s exit polling.
5:20: Exit polls: 50% of Republicans want someone from outside of the system while 40% want someone with “political experience.”
For Democrats, 80% want someone with “political experience” while 16% want an outsider.
5:19: CNN’s John King points out that Trump has the broadest range of supporters.
5:15: Exit polls: 50% of GOP primary voters in Texas “angry” and 41% dissatisfied.
GA: 47% angry, 45% dissatisfied
VA: 36% angry, more just dissatisfied
Vermont: 37% angry
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First Four States:
Iowa: 42% angry
New Hampshire: 39% angry
South Carolina: 40% angry
Nevada: 59% angry
5:13: Kasich says there is “zero chance” he will be someone’s vice presidential pick.
5:11: Virginia primary ballot:
5:07: NBC’s Chuck Todd calls Rubio the establishment’s “only hope” against Trump.
4:55: The weak opposition from the GOP establishment and the establishment’s insistence that “viable” 2016 candidates embrace comprehensive amnesty legislation also fueled Trump’s rise:
4:50: Team Rubio doesn’t think so, even though a pollster on Fox News throughout the morning said Rubio’s numbers went down when he started to uncharacteristically go against his brand and unleashed juvenile attacks against Trump:
The Rubio campaign made a tactical mistake by going into the gutter with Trump over the weekend.
Again, this isn’t rocket science to those who aren’t career political consultants/pundits who love to be stroked on Twitter about how great their anti-Trump “burns” are. So Keep mocking Trump for his spelling errors.
4:45: Sounds as confident as he is of winning his home state of Florida:
4:40: Trump told Kentucky crowd that Syrian refugees will not be coming to America. He says look at what has happened to Germany, Sweden, Brussels. It’s not going to happen to our country. Not. He says we’ll have safe zones over there but it’s not going to happen to our country. Trump says he will also bring the coal industry back and it is “ridiculous” we’re sending our coal to China and they are using it instead of America even though they are not even “cleaning” it. “The coal industry is going to make a very big comeback.” He says Clinton does not have the “strength or the stamina” to be president.
4:35: Trump says he loves his “Make America Great Again” theme. He mocks Hillary for saying wanting to “make America whole.” Trump asks, “what does that mean?”
4:31: Sanders supporters disrupt Trump event.
4:30: Trump holds up “Hispanics 4 Trump” sign during rally:
4:15: Trump says it takes guts to run for president because it’s not easy. He says after he talked about illegal immigration at his announcement speech, “it wouldn’t be a subject under consideration.” Trump blasts Vicente Fox. And he says Fox is upset because he is not used to being told what to do. He says he will make great deals as president. Trump says he knows it doesn’t sound presidential but he will call the head of Carrier and say he will tax their products 35% if they move to Mexico.
4:05: Christie urges voters in Kentucky to vote for “Donald Trump” on Saturday. He says America needs a leader who will bring back jobs and stand up to ISIS. Christie says Trump’s opponents are “desperate” but “Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Ted Cruz are the Washington, D.C. twins” and we don’t need more politicians.
3:50: Ben Carson Calls for a Private Meeting with GOP Field to Address ‘Lack of Civility’
3:29: Huge Kentucky crowd getting ready
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