Opinion polling edit Poll source Date 1st 2nd Other Official Primary results March 8, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Others / Uncommitted Magellan Strategies[1] Margin of error: ±4.5%
February 29, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Others / Undecided Public Policy Polling[2] Margin of error: ± 4.3
February 14–16, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders
Results edit Mississippi Democratic primary, March 8, 2016 Candidate Popular vote Estimated delegates Count Percentage Pledged Unpledged Total Hillary Clinton 187,334 82.47% 31 3 34 Bernie Sanders 37,748 16.62% 5 2 7 Willie Wilson 919 0.40% Martin O'Malley (withdrawn) 672 0.30% Rocky De La Fuente 481 0.21% Write-in 10 0.00% Total 227,164 100% 36 5 41 Source: The Green Papers , Mississippi Secretary of State
Results by county edit County[3] Clinton Votes Sanders Votes Adams 86.7% 3,013 12.6% 438 Alcorn 70.8% 809 26.4% 302 Amite 89.0% 1,212 9.3% 127 Attala 87.7% 1,519 11.3% 195 Benton 85.2% 557 14.2% 93 Bolivar 85.4% 3,029 13.9% 493 Calhoun 84.9% 748 13.6% 120 Carroll 90.0% 828 8.9% 82 Chickasaw 83.1% 1,398 15.6% 263 Choctaw 83.9% 517 15.1% 93 Claiborne 90.3% 1,411 9.0% 141 Clarke 86.3% 1,044 12.5% 151 Clay 86.0% 2,372 12.7% 351 Coahoma 82.3% 2,301 15.8% 442 Copiah 88.2% 3,373 10.7% 411 Covington 88.2% 1,356 10.7% 164 DeSoto 73.3% 5,420 26.3% 1,940 Forrest 73.1% 3,708 26.1% 1,323 Franklin 84.1% 701 14.4% 120 George 72.1% 349 25.2% 122 Greene 84.0% 374 13.7% 61 Grenada 86.0% 1,634 12.9% 245 Hancock 62.0% 893 36.8% 531 Harrison 74.3% 6,886 25.0% 2,313 Hinds 84.1% 31,386 15.3% 5,723 Holmes 92.9% 3,301 6.5% 231 Humphreys 94.2% 2,894 4.4% 134 Issaquena 88.4% 175 10.1% 20 Itawamba 69.2% 377 27.7% 151 Jackson 76.1% 4,811 22.9% 1,448 Jasper 89.6% 1,976 9.2% 203 Jefferson 89.0% 1,550 10.1% 175 Jefferson Davis 89.2% 1,806 9.4% 190 Jones 83.5% 2,681 15.9% 510 Kemper 89.2% 1,008 9.4% 106 Lafayette 64.3% 2,451 35.0% 1,336 Lamar 72.5% 1,464 27.5% 544 Lauderdale 83.5% 3,306 15.6% 619 Lawrence 85.0% 1,112 13.7% 179 Leake 85.4% 1,614 13.8% 260 Lee 76.9% 3,020 22.5% 884 LeFlore 90.4% 2,094 9.5% 219 Lincoln 85.1% 1,817 14.5% 309 Lowndes 82.4% 4,030 17.3% 846 Madison 83.4% 7,414 16.1% 1,434 Marion 87.5% 1,539 11.5% 202 Marshall 88.7% 3,361 10.2% 386 Monroe 84.9% 1,913 13.8% 311 Montgomery 89.0% 953 10.2% 109 Neshoba 78.1% 929 20.9% 248 Newton 83.5% 1,000 15.2% 182 Noxubee 90.5% 1,397 8.7% 134 Oktibbeha 75.8% 2,389 23.5% 739 Panola 85.8% 3,061 13.4% 479 Pearl River 72.4% 974 26.2% 352 Perry 82.7% 401 15.9% 77 Pike 86.5% 2,870 12.8% 425 Pontotoc 71.2% 733 26.3% 271 Prentiss 71.0% 681 26.2% 251 Quitman 85.3% 986 12.3% 142 Rankin 77.1% 4,689 22.3% 1,356 Scott 85.5% 2,013 13.1% 309 Sharkey 91.4% 645 8.1% 57 Simpson 85.3% 1,855 13.5% 294 Smith 81.4% 712 16.8% 147 Stone 77.5% 544 20.5% 144 Sunflower 87.8% 2,332 11.3% 299 Tallahatchie 87.4% 1,341 10.8% 166 Tate 85.1% 1,435 14.4% 242 Tippah 74.9% 575 22.4% 172 Tishomingo 61.3% 361 33.4% 197 Tunica 77.4% 904 18.8% 220 Union 71.3% 593 26.8% 223 Walthall 88.5% 1,111 10.5% 132 Warren 84.4% 3,463 14.9% 612 Washington 87.7% 2,982 12.0% 409 Wayne 83.8% 1,441 14.6% 251 Webster 81.9% 397 16.3% 79 Wilkinson 93.4% 1,269 5.1% 69 Winston 86.3% 1,442 12.1% 202 Yalobusha 84.2% 1,214 14.9% 215 Yazoo 90.8% 2,203 8.4% 203 Total 82.5% 187,334 16.6% 37,748
Analysis edit After losing badly in Mississippi to Barack Obama eight years earlier, Hillary Clinton managed a 66-point routing against Bernie Sanders in the state in 2016. She carried all counties and won across all demographics, income levels and educational attainment levels. The key to Clinton's success, however, was an 89-11 showing among African American voters, who made up 71% of the Democratic electorate in the state.[4]
Mississippi gave Clinton her largest win in any state during the 2016 primaries.[5]
References edit ^ "MISSISSIPPI 2016 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY SURVEY TOPLINES" (PDF) . Retrieved March 2, 2016 . ^ "Subject: Clinton leads in 10 of 12 Early March Primaries; Benefits From Overwhelming Black Support" (PDF) . ^ . www.sos.ms.gov . Archived from the original on March 11, 2016. ^ "2016 Election Center". CNN . Retrieved September 24, 2016 . ^ Jeff Simon, Vanessa Yurkevich and Contessa Gayles. "Southern liberals have a fondness for Hillary Clinton". CNN . Retrieved September 24, 2016 .
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The 2016 Mississippi Democratic presidential primary took place on March 8 in the U S state of Mississippi as one of the Democratic Party s primaries ahead of the 2016 presidential election 2016 Mississippi Democratic presidential primary 2012 March 8 2016 2016 03 08 2020 Candidate Hillary Clinton Bernie SandersHome state New York VermontDelegate count 31 5Popular vote 187 334 37 748Percentage 82 47 16 62 Results by countyClinton 50 60 60 70 70 80 80 90 gt 90 On the same day the Democratic Party held a second primary in Michigan while the Republican Party held primaries in four states including their own Mississippi primary Contents 1 Opinion polling 2 Results 2 1 Results by county 3 Analysis 4 ReferencesOpinion polling editSee also Statewide opinion polling for the Democratic Party presidential primaries 2016 Poll source Date 1st 2nd OtherOfficial Primary results March 8 2016 Hillary Clinton 82 5 Bernie Sanders 16 6 Others Uncommitted0 9 Magellan Strategies 1 Margin of error 4 5 Sample size 471 February 29 2016 Hillary Clinton65 Bernie Sanders11 Others Undecided24 Public Policy Polling 2 Margin of error 4 3 Sample size 514 February 14 16 2016 Hillary Clinton60 Bernie Sanders26 Results editSee also Results of the Democratic Party presidential primaries 2016 Mississippi Democratic primary March 8 2016Candidate Popular vote Estimated delegatesCount Percentage Pledged Unpledged TotalHillary Clinton 187 334 82 47 31 3 34Bernie Sanders 37 748 16 62 5 2 7Willie Wilson 919 0 40 Martin O Malley withdrawn 672 0 30 Rocky De La Fuente 481 0 21 Write in 10 0 00 Total 227 164 100 36 5 41Source The Green Papers Mississippi Secretary of StateResults by county edit County 3 Clinton Votes Sanders VotesAdams 86 7 3 013 12 6 438Alcorn 70 8 809 26 4 302Amite 89 0 1 212 9 3 127Attala 87 7 1 519 11 3 195Benton 85 2 557 14 2 93Bolivar 85 4 3 029 13 9 493Calhoun 84 9 748 13 6 120Carroll 90 0 828 8 9 82Chickasaw 83 1 1 398 15 6 263Choctaw 83 9 517 15 1 93Claiborne 90 3 1 411 9 0 141Clarke 86 3 1 044 12 5 151Clay 86 0 2 372 12 7 351Coahoma 82 3 2 301 15 8 442Copiah 88 2 3 373 10 7 411Covington 88 2 1 356 10 7 164DeSoto 73 3 5 420 26 3 1 940Forrest 73 1 3 708 26 1 1 323Franklin 84 1 701 14 4 120George 72 1 349 25 2 122Greene 84 0 374 13 7 61Grenada 86 0 1 634 12 9 245Hancock 62 0 893 36 8 531Harrison 74 3 6 886 25 0 2 313Hinds 84 1 31 386 15 3 5 723Holmes 92 9 3 301 6 5 231Humphreys 94 2 2 894 4 4 134Issaquena 88 4 175 10 1 20Itawamba 69 2 377 27 7 151Jackson 76 1 4 811 22 9 1 448Jasper 89 6 1 976 9 2 203Jefferson 89 0 1 550 10 1 175Jefferson Davis 89 2 1 806 9 4 190Jones 83 5 2 681 15 9 510Kemper 89 2 1 008 9 4 106Lafayette 64 3 2 451 35 0 1 336Lamar 72 5 1 464 27 5 544Lauderdale 83 5 3 306 15 6 619Lawrence 85 0 1 112 13 7 179Leake 85 4 1 614 13 8 260Lee 76 9 3 020 22 5 884LeFlore 90 4 2 094 9 5 219Lincoln 85 1 1 817 14 5 309Lowndes 82 4 4 030 17 3 846Madison 83 4 7 414 16 1 1 434Marion 87 5 1 539 11 5 202Marshall 88 7 3 361 10 2 386Monroe 84 9 1 913 13 8 311Montgomery 89 0 953 10 2 109Neshoba 78 1 929 20 9 248Newton 83 5 1 000 15 2 182Noxubee 90 5 1 397 8 7 134Oktibbeha 75 8 2 389 23 5 739Panola 85 8 3 061 13 4 479Pearl River 72 4 974 26 2 352Perry 82 7 401 15 9 77Pike 86 5 2 870 12 8 425Pontotoc 71 2 733 26 3 271Prentiss 71 0 681 26 2 251Quitman 85 3 986 12 3 142Rankin 77 1 4 689 22 3 1 356Scott 85 5 2 013 13 1 309Sharkey 91 4 645 8 1 57Simpson 85 3 1 855 13 5 294Smith 81 4 712 16 8 147Stone 77 5 544 20 5 144Sunflower 87 8 2 332 11 3 299Tallahatchie 87 4 1 341 10 8 166Tate 85 1 1 435 14 4 242Tippah 74 9 575 22 4 172Tishomingo 61 3 361 33 4 197Tunica 77 4 904 18 8 220Union 71 3 593 26 8 223Walthall 88 5 1 111 10 5 132Warren 84 4 3 463 14 9 612Washington 87 7 2 982 12 0 409Wayne 83 8 1 441 14 6 251Webster 81 9 397 16 3 79Wilkinson 93 4 1 269 5 1 69Winston 86 3 1 442 12 1 202Yalobusha 84 2 1 214 14 9 215Yazoo 90 8 2 203 8 4 203Total 82 5 187 334 16 6 37 748Analysis editAfter losing badly in Mississippi to Barack Obama eight years earlier Hillary Clinton managed a 66 point routing against Bernie Sanders in the state in 2016 She carried all counties and won across all demographics income levels and educational attainment levels The key to Clinton s success however was an 89 11 showing among African American voters who made up 71 of the Democratic electorate in the state 4 Mississippi gave Clinton her largest win in any state during the 2016 primaries 5 References edit MISSISSIPPI 2016 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY SURVEY TOPLINES PDF Retrieved March 2 2016 Subject Clinton leads in 10 of 12 Early March Primaries Benefits From Overwhelming Black Support PDF 2016 Democratic Primary www sos ms gov Archived from the original on March 11 2016 2016 Election Center CNN Retrieved September 24 2016 Jeff Simon Vanessa Yurkevich and Contessa Gayles Southern liberals have a fondness for Hillary Clinton CNN Retrieved September 24 2016 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2016 Mississippi Democratic presidential primary amp 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