I didn't see anywhere here to discuss the results that are coming in soon so I thought i'd start one. First time posting here so bare with me.

Huffington Post Election Tracker (You can exclude superdelegate counts)
NYTimes Election Results Page

6:14pm Cruz has won the Kansas Republicans caucus. Results there started coming in a couple of hours ago so hopefully that means we see Dem results soon.

6:18pm With 5% reporting in Maine, Cruz is up 48% to Trump's 35%. Rubio has 9% and Kasich 7%. No exit polls since these are caucuses. and Louisiana doesn't close polls until 9pm ET.

6:29pm Here is part of why I think that Bernie has a chance here.

6:43pm word from the comments is that results should start coming in around 7pm from Kansas. On the Republican side, Cruz crushed it with 51% versus Trump 24%, Rubio 15%, Kasich 9%. 80% reporting.

6:48pm Another thing worth watching. According to 538 Bernie needs 52 delegates today and Hillary needs 57. So don't let Louisiana disappoint you. We beat 52 today and we're on target.

7:01pm Results should be officially coming in soon. In the meantime, these unofficial results are being collected on reddit here (by user GMBoy):

Nebraska Caucus 13: Bernie 954 - Hillary 484
A Kansas Caucus: Bernie 534 - Hillary 154
District 3 Nebraska: Bernie 306 - Hillary 145
Kansas: Bernie 598 - Hillary 336
Kansas District 21: Bernie 530 - Hillary 154

So far those are awesome. The one "Kansas" qualifier suggests 6 delegates for Bernie against 3 for Hillary.

7:30pm well, this is boring with no D results. Kentucky has started to report. With just 4% in Trump leads Cruz 43% to 34%. Rubio and Kasich enjoying some Kentucky bluegrass with a cool 13% and 10% respectively.

7:47pm We need some D results as I hate all of these R posts. But it's good to pay attention. 100% is in for Rs in Kansas. Cruz 48%, Trump 23%, Rubio 17%, and Kasich 11%. 17 delegates thus far for Cruz and 6 for Trump. Zippo for Rubio and Kasich.

8:30pm There is a great post up on DK about the amazing turnout for Bernie in NE/KS. Here is one of the great pics in that post.

Outdoor precinct: 5 Hillary supporters vs all those Bernie supporters. #NECaucus pic.twitter.com/hCottwFDRG

— Chris Dunker (@ChrisDunkerLJS) March 6, 2016

8:35pm I'm watching the NWHL playoffs so didn't hear this directly but word is Kansas has been called for Bernie!!! No numbers but here is confirmation from the Kansas City Star.

8:55pm Louisiana polls close in 5 minutes so we should start hearing stuff from there within the hour or so i'd think. It'll trick in like those things usually do. But the news out of Nebraska sounds just as positive as Kansas. The Decision Desk says 5% reporting and it's 61% to 39% for Bernie!

9:08pm CNN calls Nebraska for Bernie! Bernie up 54.8% to 45.2% with 75% in. That is two big wins tonight. They were expected as wins but the margins are very good.

9:10pm Louisiana is now coming in. With 5% Hillary is up 72.4% to 20.9%. Not unexpected there. The margin will be important here as well.

9:17pm And Louisiana has been called for Hillary. Right now she is up 72% to 21%. So we just await the margins to see if Bernie hit his goal of 52 and/or Hillary hit her goal of 57.

9:30pm Expect Bernie's lead in Nebraska to grow. 38 precincts are outstanding and 33 of them are in the Lincoln area. The anecdotal data I saw tonight had Bernie with huge wins in the Lincoln area. Also i've been ignoring it but on the Republican side Trump won Louisiana (9:50pm And all but Lincoln's precincts are reporting for the Dems in Nebraska. Bernie remains up 10.2% so Hillary gained about 0.2 I think. In any case, Lincoln should be a strong result for Bernie but we'll have to see to confirm. While i've heard good reports 33 is a lot of precincts so there might be others that weren't as good.

10:02pm WOW! Bernie won by huge margins in Kansas. 100% reporting and 68% to 32%. It's unclear what the delegate breakdown will be but that bodes well for 20+ delegates I'd think.

10:05pm Record breaking turnout in Kansas. 39,043 voters turned out compared to 37,089 in 2008. That's a 5% increase in 2008 which as we know was a high turnout year. So far Bernie has won all but one state with turnout that is positive or that is less than 20% decline from 2008.

10:55pm Probably my last update but Bernie is gaining in Louisiana a little which bodes well for getting a few more delegates. Right now Hillary is at 51 delegates and Bernie is at 45 delegates today. He'll win one more in Nebraska most likely. And then it's just a question of how well he does in Louisiana but looks likely that he maintains his current pace for his path to the nomination.

Ok one last note. Thanks all for participating tonight! It was so nice to spend most of the evening following the results on a site where we weren't subjected with unsolicited abuse. Looking forward to building up an independent netroots with y'all.
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