Opinion polling edit Poll source Date 1st 2nd 3rd Other Primary results March 1, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Others / Uncommitted SurveyMonkey[1] Margin of error: ?
February 22–29, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Others / Undecided NBC/WSJ/Marist[2] Margin of error: ± 3.8
February 22–25, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Other Public Policy Polling[3] Margin of error: ± 4.4
February 14–16, 2016 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Vanderbilt/PSRA Margin of error: 6.7%
November 11–23, 2015 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Martin O'Malley Undecided 10%, Other 5%, Wouldn't Vote 4% MTSU[4] Margin of error: ± 4%
October 25–27, 2015 Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders 16% Don't know 25%
Results edit Primary date: March 1, 2016
Tennessee Democratic primary, March 1, 2016 Candidate Popular vote Estimated delegates Count Percentage Pledged Unpledged Total Hillary Clinton 245,930 66.07% 44 7 51 Bernie Sanders 120,800 32.45% 23 0 23 Martin O'Malley (withdrawn) 2,025 0.54% Uncommitted 3,467 0.93% 0 1 1 Total 372,222 100% 67 8 75 Source: The Green Papers
Results by county edit County[5] Clinton Votes Sanders Votes Anderson 54.7% 2,328 43.4% 1,845 Bedford 67.8% 1,208 29.3% 523 Benton 63.5% 560 32.5% 287 Bledsoe 60.7% 398 32.8% 215 Blount 53.1% 2,736 45.8% 2,362 Bradley 55.2% 1,644 43.7% 1,302 Campbell 66.7% 656 30.7% 302 Cannon 64.5% 439 32.0% 218 Carroll 67.6% 721 28.8% 307 Carter 47.6% 774 51.0% 828 Cheatham 56.2% 1,065 42.2% 801 Chester 69.0% 342 28.8% 143 Claiborne 61.7% 544 35.4% 312 Clay 70.9% 270 27.0% 103 Cocke 55.6% 436 43.3% 361 Coffee 62.5% 1,503 34.6% 831 Crockett 78.5% 424 19.1% 103 Cumberland 57.8% 1,312 39.1% 888 Davidson 65.3% 43,691 33.8% 22,620 Decatur 67.5% 330 26.8% 131 DeKalb 69.1% 641 30.9% 286 Dickson 67.1% 1,497 31.2% 696 Dyer 71.5% 822 26.5% 304 Fayette 84.1% 2,003 15.2% 362 Fentress 63.2% 352 34.3% 191 Franklin 64.8% 1,590 33.0% 809 Gibson 76.8% 1,549 21.2% 427 Giles 73.2% 915 25.2% 315 Grainger 61.1% 283 25.2% 164 Greene 53.4% 1,079 44.2% 892 Grundy 64.8% 445 29.7% 204 Hamblen 56.5% 951 40.5% 682 Hamilton 64.4% 15,598 34.7% 8,411 Hancock 53.7% 80 44.3% 66 Hardeman 87.7% 1,721 11.5% 225 Hardin 70.7% 591 27.4% 229 Hawkins 58.7% 906 38.0% 587 Haywood 88.6% 1,197 10.6% 143 Henderson 68.9% 443 29.7% 191 Henry 66.2% 957 30.0% 434 Hickman 60.9% 543 36.2% 323 Houston 67.1% 320 29.6% 141 Humphreys 67.7% 737 30.5% 332 Jackson 65.3% 407 31.5% 196 Jefferson 54.2% 735 43.6% 592 Johnson 51.6% 245 46.9% 223 Knox 51.0% 13,137 47.9% 12,334 Lake 77.8% 186 19.7% 47 Lauderdale 82.9% 1,035 15.5% 194 Lawrence 53.6% 1,332 35.9% 893 Lewis 49.2% 232 48.3% 228 Lincoln 67.3% 728 30.3% 328 Loudon 60.5% 1,026 37.6% 638 Macon 65.2% 343 32.1% 169 Madison 80.7% 4,351 18.5% 999 Marion 62.0% 1,046 33.0% 559 Marshall 67.4% 838 30.9% 384 Maury 63.6% 2,366 35.1% 1,305 McMinn 60.8% 1,027 36.6% 619 McNairy 74.5% 719 23.7% 229 Meigs 66.3% 354 30.3% 162 Monroe 63.6% 1,232 30.8% 596 Montgomery 65.2% 5,555 33.2% 2,833 Moore 65.1% 209 29.0% 93 Morgan 58.7% 356 37.1% 225 Obion 65.3% 760 29.7% 345 Overton 59.1% 885 31.9% 477 Perry 65.0% 215 32.6% 108 Pickett 75.6% 214 22.6% 64 Polk 47.9% 757 35.2% 557 Putnam 51.9% 1,916 45.9% 1,692 Rhea 57.6% 503 37.9% 331 Roane 60.1% 1,454 37.9% 916 Robertson 68.5% 1,918 29.5% 827 Rutherford 57.2% 8,243 41.7% 6,016 Scott 58.3% 273 38.5% 180 Sequatchie 56.1% 273 42.3% 206 Sevier 49.4% 1,259 48.6% 1,241 Shelby 80.1% 66,465 19.3% 15,985 Smith 70.6% 654 27.3% 253 Stewart 66.0% 527 30.6% 244 Sullivan 54.1% 2,653 43.9% 2,153 Sumner 64.3% 4,225 34.4% 2,262 Tipton 71.1% 1,454 28.1% 574 Trousdale 72.5% 321 25.5% 113 Unicoi 46.0% 244 51.3% 272 Union 60.1% 316 37.3% 196 Van Buren 67.6% 242 26.8% 96 Warren 64.3% 1,318 32.7% 671 Washington 45.8% 2,444 53.1% 2,833 Wayne 63.0% 208 34.2% 113 Weakley 63.2% 860 33.2% 452 White 60.6% 688 35.3% 401 Williamson 60.3% 6,055 39.0% 3,911 Wilson 64.1% 3,873 34.8% 2,102 Total 66.1% 245,304 32.4% 120,333
Analysis edit Clinton swept Tennessee, winning the primary in a 34-point-routing over Bernie Sanders. The intensity of her victory in the primary was delivered by African American voters, who comprised 32% of the electorate and backed Clinton over Sanders by a margin of 89-10. Clinton also won the white vote 57-42. Clinton swept all income levels and educational attainment levels in Tennessee. And though Sanders won the youth vote , Clinton won among voters over the age of 45 by a margin of 78-21.
Her strong support among African American voters handed Clinton an 82-18 showing in the Memphis area. She also won in Nashville 66-33, in Central Tennessee 66-35, and in Eastern Tennessee which is whiter and considered to be an extension of Appalachia by a margin of 58-42.[6]
See also edit References edit ^ "Trump's Lead Looks Steady in Run-Up to Super Tuesday". Retrieved March 1, 2016 . ^ "Polls: Trump, Clinton Ahead in Super Tuesday States". ^ "Subject: Clinton leads in 10 of 12 Early March Primaries; Benefits From Overwhelming Black Support" (PDF) . ^ "Carson leads the presidential field in Tennessee, but many still unsure, and more oppose than favor other top candidates". mtsupoll.org . ^ "2016 Election Center". CNN . Retrieved June 4, 2018 . ^ "2016 Election Center". CNN . Retrieved October 18, 2016 .
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Main article 2016 Democratic Party presidential primaries The 2016 Tennessee Democratic presidential primary took place on March 1 in the U S state of Tennessee as one of the Democratic Party s primaries ahead of the 2016 presidential election 2016 Tennessee Democratic presidential primary 2012 March 1 2016 2016 03 01 2020 67 Democratic National Convention delegates Candidate Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders Home state New York Vermont Delegate count 44 23 Popular vote 245 930 120 800 Percentage 66 07 32 45 County resultsCongressional district resultsClinton 40 50 50 60 60 70 70 80 80 90 Sanders 50 60 On the same day dubbed Super Tuesday Democratic primaries were held in ten other states plus American Samoa while the Republican Party held primaries in eleven states including their own Tennessee primary Contents 1 Opinion polling 2 Results 2 1 Results by county 3 Analysis 4 See also 5 ReferencesOpinion polling editSee also Statewide opinion polling for the Democratic Party presidential primaries 2016 Poll source Date 1st 2nd 3rd Other Primary results March 1 2016 Hillary Clinton66 1 Bernie Sanders32 5 Others Uncommitted1 5 SurveyMonkey 1 Margin of error Sample size 533 February 22 29 2016 Hillary Clinton54 Bernie Sanders37 Others Undecided9 NBC WSJ Marist 2 Margin of error 3 8 Sample size 405 February 22 25 2016 Hillary Clinton60 Bernie Sanders 34 Other 6 Public Policy Polling 3 Margin of error 4 4 Sample size 500 February 14 16 2016 Hillary Clinton58 Bernie Sanders 32 Vanderbilt PSRA Margin of error 6 7 Sample size 346 November 11 23 2015 Hillary Clinton48 Bernie Sanders28 Martin O Malley3 Undecided 10 Other 5 Wouldn t Vote 4 MTSU 4 Margin of error 4 Sample size 603 October 25 27 2015 Hillary Clinton44 Bernie Sanders 16 Don t know 25 Results editSee also Results of the Democratic Party presidential primaries 2016 Primary date March 1 2016 National delegates 75 Tennessee Democratic primary March 1 2016 Candidate Popular vote Estimated delegates Count Percentage Pledged Unpledged Total Hillary Clinton 245 930 66 07 44 7 51 Bernie Sanders 120 800 32 45 23 0 23 Martin O Malley withdrawn 2 025 0 54 Uncommitted 3 467 0 93 0 1 1 Total 372 222 100 67 8 75 Source The Green Papers Results by county edit County 5 Clinton Votes Sanders Votes Anderson 54 7 2 328 43 4 1 845 Bedford 67 8 1 208 29 3 523 Benton 63 5 560 32 5 287 Bledsoe 60 7 398 32 8 215 Blount 53 1 2 736 45 8 2 362 Bradley 55 2 1 644 43 7 1 302 Campbell 66 7 656 30 7 302 Cannon 64 5 439 32 0 218 Carroll 67 6 721 28 8 307 Carter 47 6 774 51 0 828 Cheatham 56 2 1 065 42 2 801 Chester 69 0 342 28 8 143 Claiborne 61 7 544 35 4 312 Clay 70 9 270 27 0 103 Cocke 55 6 436 43 3 361 Coffee 62 5 1 503 34 6 831 Crockett 78 5 424 19 1 103 Cumberland 57 8 1 312 39 1 888 Davidson 65 3 43 691 33 8 22 620 Decatur 67 5 330 26 8 131 DeKalb 69 1 641 30 9 286 Dickson 67 1 1 497 31 2 696 Dyer 71 5 822 26 5 304 Fayette 84 1 2 003 15 2 362 Fentress 63 2 352 34 3 191 Franklin 64 8 1 590 33 0 809 Gibson 76 8 1 549 21 2 427 Giles 73 2 915 25 2 315 Grainger 61 1 283 25 2 164 Greene 53 4 1 079 44 2 892 Grundy 64 8 445 29 7 204 Hamblen 56 5 951 40 5 682 Hamilton 64 4 15 598 34 7 8 411 Hancock 53 7 80 44 3 66 Hardeman 87 7 1 721 11 5 225 Hardin 70 7 591 27 4 229 Hawkins 58 7 906 38 0 587 Haywood 88 6 1 197 10 6 143 Henderson 68 9 443 29 7 191 Henry 66 2 957 30 0 434 Hickman 60 9 543 36 2 323 Houston 67 1 320 29 6 141 Humphreys 67 7 737 30 5 332 Jackson 65 3 407 31 5 196 Jefferson 54 2 735 43 6 592 Johnson 51 6 245 46 9 223 Knox 51 0 13 137 47 9 12 334 Lake 77 8 186 19 7 47 Lauderdale 82 9 1 035 15 5 194 Lawrence 53 6 1 332 35 9 893 Lewis 49 2 232 48 3 228 Lincoln 67 3 728 30 3 328 Loudon 60 5 1 026 37 6 638 Macon 65 2 343 32 1 169 Madison 80 7 4 351 18 5 999 Marion 62 0 1 046 33 0 559 Marshall 67 4 838 30 9 384 Maury 63 6 2 366 35 1 1 305 McMinn 60 8 1 027 36 6 619 McNairy 74 5 719 23 7 229 Meigs 66 3 354 30 3 162 Monroe 63 6 1 232 30 8 596 Montgomery 65 2 5 555 33 2 2 833 Moore 65 1 209 29 0 93 Morgan 58 7 356 37 1 225 Obion 65 3 760 29 7 345 Overton 59 1 885 31 9 477 Perry 65 0 215 32 6 108 Pickett 75 6 214 22 6 64 Polk 47 9 757 35 2 557 Putnam 51 9 1 916 45 9 1 692 Rhea 57 6 503 37 9 331 Roane 60 1 1 454 37 9 916 Robertson 68 5 1 918 29 5 827 Rutherford 57 2 8 243 41 7 6 016 Scott 58 3 273 38 5 180 Sequatchie 56 1 273 42 3 206 Sevier 49 4 1 259 48 6 1 241 Shelby 80 1 66 465 19 3 15 985 Smith 70 6 654 27 3 253 Stewart 66 0 527 30 6 244 Sullivan 54 1 2 653 43 9 2 153 Sumner 64 3 4 225 34 4 2 262 Tipton 71 1 1 454 28 1 574 Trousdale 72 5 321 25 5 113 Unicoi 46 0 244 51 3 272 Union 60 1 316 37 3 196 Van Buren 67 6 242 26 8 96 Warren 64 3 1 318 32 7 671 Washington 45 8 2 444 53 1 2 833 Wayne 63 0 208 34 2 113 Weakley 63 2 860 33 2 452 White 60 6 688 35 3 401 Williamson 60 3 6 055 39 0 3 911 Wilson 64 1 3 873 34 8 2 102 Total 66 1 245 304 32 4 120 333Analysis editClinton swept Tennessee winning the primary in a 34 point routing over Bernie Sanders The intensity of her victory in the primary was delivered by African American voters who comprised 32 of the electorate and backed Clinton over Sanders by a margin of 89 10 Clinton also won the white vote 57 42 Clinton swept all income levels and educational attainment levels in Tennessee And though Sanders won the youth vote Clinton won among voters over the age of 45 by a margin of 78 21 Her strong support among African American voters handed Clinton an 82 18 showing in the Memphis area She also won in Nashville 66 33 in Central Tennessee 66 35 and in Eastern Tennessee which is whiter and considered to be an extension of Appalachia by a margin of 58 42 6 See also edit2016 Tennessee Republican presidential primary 2016 United States presidential election in Tennessee 2016 Tennessee electionsReferences edit Trump s Lead Looks Steady in Run Up to Super Tuesday Retrieved March 1 2016 Polls Trump Clinton Ahead in Super Tuesday States Subject Clinton leads in 10 of 12 Early March Primaries Benefits From Overwhelming Black Support PDF Carson leads the presidential field in Tennessee but many still unsure and more oppose than favor other top candidates mtsupoll org 2016 Election Center CNN Retrieved June 4 2018 2016 Election Center CNN Retrieved October 18 2016 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2016 Tennessee Democratic presidential primary amp oldid 1222138843, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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