[@michael]

Originally posted by RatedG²

At least (). But the margins don't matter I get the winners right! hihi

I was so on the money with the +45 prediction though

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

As long as she keeps it close she doesn't need any of the rest of these states to win (assuming super delegates don't switch). But on that case you better bet they would if she flops literally everywhere from now until then

Why would superdelegates EVER switch when she's ahead by 2.5 Million votes and 286 delegates? I'm ready for the primaries to be over !!

[Gladion]

I feel so bad for bernie stans they remind me of me during ARTPOP.

(Ignoring Michigan, although he did win all the major white counties and Hillary won all the diverse counties)

Bernie has only won the very white states, while Hillary has won all the diverse states. Looking at a general election you want people who can carry the diverse electorate, not the white voters. Because no matter what the very white liberal states will still go democrat even if Hillary won. Hillary winning Florida, Ohio, Illinois... is much more important than 10 of Bernies wins that are very very easy for democrats if that makes sense

[HeyMr.DJ]

If Hillary wins Wisconsin (like I think she can), what does that mean for Bernie?

[Bloo]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

If Hillary wins Wisconsin (like I think she can), what does that mean for Bernie?

According to FiveThirtyEight, Hillary has an 83% chance of winning Wisconsin. If she wins it, then his momentum from the three past caucuses will die down a bit before New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey practically end the primary.

[RatedG²]

Even though she has an 83% chance of winning Nate (on Twitter) said it's very easy to see Bernie winning that instead because demographics have been highly predictive this cycle and as been pretty much on the money for any particular state won.

I still say she wins Wisconsin though. She has shown she can win super white states (and likewise she wins New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey because he has not shown he can win a diverse primary)

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Bloo

According to FiveThirtyEight, Hillary has an 83% chance of winning Wisconsin. If she wins it, then his momentum from the three past caucuses will die down a bit before New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey practically end the primary.

I feel like he could win it too though. It really depends on Milwaukee and how much the people there support her. I feel like Bernie is pouring all of his resources into Wisconsin, though. I just feel like if she can win Wisconsin...that would be the actual end of everything. She would go into NY, MD, DE, PA with so much momentum.. Ugh I have never wanted something to be over with more than I want this primary season to be over.

[King Maxx]

Watch Bernie win Wisconsin because the primary Gods want this to continue.

I do think the math will not be on his side after April 26

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Even though she has an 83% chance of winning Nate (on Twitter) said it's very easy to see Bernie winning that instead because demographics have been highly predictive this cycle and as been pretty much on the money for any particular state won.

I still say she wins Wisconsin though. She has shown she can win super white states (and likewise she wins New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey because he has not shown he can win a diverse primary)

As long as its kept close, she'll be fine no matter what. I'm not here for a 10+ win for Bernie... That would be a mess tbh

[TheLastChord]

One thing is clear.

If by the the end of April this thing is not over, Hillary could start to get a little bit worried because that would mean Bernie won in states where he shouldn't have.

I still think Hillary will destroy him towards the end of April.

Bernie will not drop out. Even if Hillary reaches the magic number before California He'll still say that superdelegates are included there and they could still switch sides( excuse me ) Besides, his movement has pulled too much money out of the people, Bernie will take this to the convention.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Watch Bernie win Wisconsin because the primary Gods want this to continue.

I do think the math will not be on his side after April 26

But sis, isn't the math already not "on his side"?

[Zayn Malik]

The Bernie supporters in my Theology class said they would definitely support Hillary in November

[@michael]

Originally posted by Zayn Malik

The Bernie supporters in my Theology class said they would definitely support Hillary in November

[HeyMr.DJ]

259 delegates is still a difficult margin for Bernie to overcome, right?

[@michael]

Can we marvel at Trump's consistent success at stealing all of the media spotlight? You can't tell me it's coincidence that the day Scott Walker endorses Ted Cruz, Trump's campaign manager turns himself in for assault. Their goal is to make sure the media is constantly talking about Trump at all costs, and don't give the others any coverage. It's amazing, really.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

259 delegates is still a difficult margin for Bernie to overcome, right?

Absolutely. Hillary was never able to recover from Obama's 100 delegate lead. Hillary's lead is a big deal that a lot of Sanders supporters underestimate.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Bloo

Absolutely. Hillary was never able to recover from Obama's 100 delegate lead. Hillary's lead is a big deal that a lot of Sanders supporters underestimate.

But Alaska! But Wyoming! But North Dakota!

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by @michael

But Alaska! But Wyoming! But North Dakota!

And LOL at the fact that Hillary has won Virginia, Ohio, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Nevada and Massachusetts.. Maryand and New York are coming to prove a message. America wants Hillary.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by @michael

But Alaska! But Wyoming! But North Dakota!

Exactly. Bernie has a LARGE base of supporters (and somehow he's still losing by 2.5+ million popular votes), so Hillary should just drop out now to save herself from embarrassment when Bernie inevitably wins.

[HeyMr.DJ]

And I hate that all of the news outlets are trying to make the race seem "really tight"... 259 delegates is not tight... So annoying. And it makes me feel bad that they are giving all of the bernie supporters all of this hope going into Hillary's most favorable states. Not fair.