no, she still won more delegates than him tonight so she will only continue to increase her lead!

The only "tie" in this race was Iowa.

As a Sander's supporter I do not consider NV or MA a tie, so this shouldn't count as a tie either. MA and NV were closer than expected but not ties.

Stunning win though. These polls will be heavily scrutinized going forward, because YIKES.

Unfortunately, Hillary wins the night in terms of Delegates.

Totals? These include superdelegates.

1213 - Clinton
541 - Sanders

I'm not sure this includes tonight's results. Hillary will expand her lead by 20, I think.

Nope.

When Hillary wins, she tends to win with larger percentages than him. And since the democratic primaries run on a proportional system, these small wins for Bernie only result with him getting 4 to 10 more delegates than her.

March 5 for example, Bernie won Nebraska and Kansas. Hillary won Louisiana. Hillary won 57 delegates and Bernie won 52.

Hillary extending her delegate lead yet again Another great night to be a Hillary supporter

CNN calls it!

CNN calls MI for Sanders.

So I'm in Florida & I'm voting early this week seeing as I'll be in school all day next Tuesday & won't have time to go the site & vote.

I've been watching this race closely for months & yeah I'll be voting for Hilary.
Bernie is just too unrealistic for me.

You quoted me twice

Hillary's southern firewall is finished. Bernie could pull off a few huge victories from here on out and change the momentum of the race. Hillary is still likely winning but this brings big momentum to Bernie.

OH, WI, and PA will be in play for him now.

You're late

She was heavily favored to win Michigan. I'm flabbergasted she didn't, with all the work she did there... Not her best night.

It's always a win for Bernie according to Bernsters