Delegate update
HRC Sanders
526 325

Hillary is 3 delegates away from being on track to the nomination and Sanders is 167 delegates away from being on track

Yes they do... Once she cracks that, then the super delegates are a LOT less likely to shift...

The Problem With Hillary, Chez, Is I Don't Vote Republican

To my fellow Bernie supporters: is this how you feel? Because this article is over simplifying things...

Hillary slayed. We have the first woman in American history that will be nominated by a major party for POTUS.

Tonight should be about 512 to 340 with how things are looking.

603 to 405 or so cumulative pledged delegates in that case.

1056 to 425 including superdelegates, which do count.

That places Hillary at about 44.3% of the way to the count needed for the nomination.

But they won't leave her. So it kind of does.

And there are more to count. It'll lean in favor of Hill, she should be 80 over what she needs and him 80 under.

Yes, several states both candidates won still need to report figures.

he really needs to stop

Superdelegates generally do not switch.




It happens, but very rarely. Note that in 2008 she never had a majority of the total, whereas she now has about 63.3% of them.

Mess @ me just reading that Hillary Clinton is a Republican. A MESS.

Pretty much (although I don't know if I would go as far and say she's a Republican). Good article tbh

It seems Obama mostly collected the "undecided" super delegates. Some did switch but not many.

The only way that a lot would switch is if Bernie started trouncing her in the rest of the primaries/caucuses, but that's very unlikely. Honestly, we talk a lot how Bernie is basically over, but he still has a better chance of getting the nomination than Rubio. Carson, or Kasich and maybe even Cruz.
Right?

She's literally making history as we get further and further. It's so fantastic to witness

So basically, some want to be Ralph Nader fans of 2016? Smh

Bernie was a breath of fresh air for me and really got me excited this election cycle. The hoarse voiced, cranky old neighbor type who seemed like he understood the alienation I feel from today's mainstream politics and would fight for people like me! etc. I guess I love rooting for underdogs?
His policies on college tuition/loan interest rates are very important to me, and I don't think Hillary would do anything different from Obama on those. If her GE win is secured as everybody here believes, why would my single vote for her matter?
I wouldn't go as far as to vote Trump, though; he's a dick.
Sorry about how melodramatic + childish this probably sound; I should be in bed and I still have homework to do.

Kasich ended up with 30% in Vermont Much better than in NH where he also came in second but lost by 20 points.

I think something that presidents all really care about is what their legacy would be. This is all hypothetical, but I think Trump wants his legacy to be that he broke down the party system and its strict dichotomies to do what was best for the nation. Clinton wants to show that not only can a woman be president, a woman can be wildly competent and successful in all areas of domestic and foreign policy. Sanders wants his legacy to be that he changed the political system and ushered in another wave of democratic socialism.

[DELUSIONAL]Most of the conservative states are out of the way. Maybe by some miracle Bernie can pull through.[/DELUSIONAL]

Even if Bernie wins both the popular vote and the normal delegate counts, they'll still vote for her? If they do that it will split the party