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Subject: The Lid: Follow Along LIVE for New York Primary Night
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Forward this email to a friend April 19, 2016 Tune in to Meet the Press with Chuck Todd, Sundays on NBC News Welcome to The Lid, your afternoon dose of the 2016 ethos… After tonight's high-stakes primary, the 2016 candidates will move on to other contests, leaving New York to labor in its typical modest obscurity once more. Live Blog: Clinton, Trump Look to Solidify Leads in N.Y. Tue, 19 Apr 2016 20:51:00 GMT It's a Tuesday, and voters are voting, so your trusty NBC News primary live-bloggers are primary live-blogging! You can follow along with all the latest from New York primary night here. Some food for thought while we're awaiting the results: If Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both pull off the significant wins that polling suggests are coming, it will be another data point to show that TV advertising ain't all it's cracked up to be. Bernie Sanders has outspent Clinton by a 2-1 margin in the state ($5.6 million to $2.8 million, and Donald Trump's campaign has spent just $67,000, well less than 20 percent of what his GOP rivals have shelled out.  Click for more. Latest Stories New York Votes in Rare Competitive Primaries New York hasn't seen competitive presidential primaries in both parties in decades.  Click for more. Sanders Outspends Clinton 2-to-1 in New York Ads The Sanders campaign has spent $5.6 million on ads in the Empire State, versus $2.8 million for the Clinton campaign.  Click for more. McConnell Clarifies 'Optimistic' Remark About Second Convention Ballot McConnell told NBC News that the comment was "inartful."  Click for more. For the Record "So-called Goofy Uncle Joe — if you notice, I beat every Republican in every poll when they thought I was running. You notice that my favorability was higher than anybody that's running for office in either party." -- Joe Biden, to CNBC's John Harwood Tomorrow's Sked The Republican National Committee begins its spring meeting in Florida. Hillary Clinton campaigns in Philadelphia. Donald Trump campaigns in Indianapolis and in Berlin, Maryland More News Clinton Jabs Trump, Cruz at Unions Conference Biden: I Don't Want to Be 'Goofy Uncle Joe' Donald Trump Votes in New York Primary RNC Chair Again Rejects 'Rigged' Delegate Charges You_��re receiving The Lid from NBC News Politics. Share this with your family and friends and keep them up to date. Share now Follow Us   Privacy  | NBC NEWS, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10112