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Originally posted by Retro
Based on the current trend, this could be over as early as mid-April. Early May is probably more likely, but I don't think it will last to the end of the month.
Not California at this point. New York is a toss-up, but seeing him miss the marks he needed in all three states so far, it's not particularly likely, especially if Clinton momentum manages to break open the national gap again.
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You seem to be a bit confused. Blessings.
1) Bernie and his supporters call his campaign a revolution. If you think they're quitting and going home in April because of a slight lead in delegates, you're crazy. He's said he would possibly take this to the convention (don't think he necessarily will).
2) If Hillary keeps winning with these close finishes, she won't even up with enough delegates even if she wins every remaining contest. Of course she'll need the superdelegates and party support.
3) New York is her home state and it would take a tectonic shift for her to lose there or even win by less than 10 points.
4) California has lots of lefty liberals but it also has more moderates and conservatives than any other state. It's high diversity will not favor Bernie either.
. Although that has to be one of he states he has to win for his path of nomination