I'm shocked. Hillary out-performed in Florida and Ohio (by a ton)... Won North Carolina by 15+ points and is about to snatch Illinois effortlessly... Where's Michigan now??? Hehehehe

if hillary takes all 5 states

Pledged delegates 1,021 678
Superdelegates 467 26

Yeah.. this is over.

Republicans are more likely to vote for Bernie because they're scared shitless of Hillary.

Bernie has more online hype because his base is young and is more active on the Internet.

I don't know where to start here.

I'm projecting about 390 to 290 for the Clinton-Sanders delegate split tonight. Good news for Hillary.

Somewhere around 1170 to 835 cumulative, meaning well over a 300 delegate lead.

I'll have some scenarios run tomorrow to show what he'd need to overcome that lead.

Many Bernie supporters don't actually vote. They just post on Facebook and Reddit as if they're supporting him, but once it's time to actually vote, they're nowhere to be found.

Nnnnnnn

I remember the Bernsters calling Iowa and MA virtual ties

Don't even. That has been going on since Iowa.

The ironic fact is that it was Bernie/Bernsters who came up with it from the very beginning with Iowa.

Remember that you might not be for Hillary now but she will always be for you.
It's all about love.....

In tears, Hillary surprised me

NC (52% Rep, 55% Dem)

Trump 40.2
Cruz 36.4
Kasich 12.5

Clinton (winner) 55.4
Sanders 40.3

CNN not even showing it.

Who are superdelegates usually? Are they congress members?

Yes, like playing jazz instrument and going on the Arsenio Hall show

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I think today means we can start to trust polls again since Michigan, am I right?

No. He won't win Arizona and could lose several others.

Regardless, the seven where he has better chances have 298 delegates total - less than Hillary's lead. Even if they were winner-take-all, they wouldn't matter.