According to the exit polls:<\/p>\n
East (21%): 65% Clinton, 32% Sanders
\nBaltimore Area (28%): 66% Clinton, 31% Sanders
\nDC Suburbs (35%): 66% Clinton, 33% Sanders
\nCentral\/West (15%): 53% Clinton, 45% Sanders<\/p>\n
If these margins hold, Clinton should win most congressional district outside of the Sixth (i.e. Western Maryland) by roughly 2-1 and pick up a good number of delegates. Where the races are at all close, which can even include places where one candidate has a 10 point lead, candidates often come out with the same, or nearly the same, number of delegates.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
According to the exit polls: East (21%): 65% Clinton, 32% Sanders Baltimore Area (28%): 66% Clinton, 31% Sanders DC Suburbs (35%): 66% Clinton, 33% Sanders Central\/West (15%): 53% Clinton, 45% Sanders If these margins hold, Clinton should win most congressional district outside of the Sixth (i.e. Western Maryland) by roughly 2-1 and pick up a … Continue reading Clinton Strong Across Maryland<\/span>