Many of you played pundit, and took a guess as to who would win six of the biggest contests on Tuesday. Here's how the Sugar predictions* matched up to the actual results.
Massachusetts:
- Sugar Prediction: Obama and McCain
- Actual Winner: Clinton and Romney
California:
- Sugar Prediction: Obama and McCain*
- Actual Winner: Clinton and McCain*
For the rest of the results, read more.
New York:
- Sugar Prediction: Clinton* and McCain*
- Actual Winner: Clinton* and McCain*
Arizona:
- Sugar Prediction: Obama and McCain*
- Actual Winner: Clinton and McCain*
Utah:
- Sugar Prediction: Obama* and Romney*
- Actual Winner: Obama* and Romney*
Tennessee:
- Sugar Prediction: Obama* and McCain
- Actual Winner: Clinton and Huckabee
*Sugar voters picked winner!!
How did your predictions hold up?
Rocket Dog
Sessun
DC
i think you're wrong. Unfortunately, in TN, Clinton won the democratic nomination.
1Umm, why would anyone think that Romney wasn't going to get his own state of Massachusetts?
Kinda scary that some people such blindly vote.
2Oops lana7128--thanks! All fixed!
3I thought Romney and Obama would win California based on polls. Turns out they both won it because of the Latino and Asian voters according to an article I read.
I also thought Romeny would win West Virginia and he was winning on the first round of votes but then McCain and Huckabee decided to fix that.
4Redegg, Romney didn't win CA, McCain did. And you can't "fix" a vote. People will vote for who they want to and in the case of many of the Super Tuesday states, that person wasn't Romney.
5Buffy2103, I meant to say Clinton and McCain were both said to have been pushed ahead by the Latino and Asian votes, sorry. I realize Romney did not win.
And in W. Virginia, Huckabee supporters threw support to McCain to keep Romney from winning on the second ballot count even though Romney was winning on the first count.
6http://thehill.com/campaign-2008/romney-camp-accuses-mccain-huckabee-of-...
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