Delegate counts in the June 2 primaries (Reuters):

[George II]

https://graphics.reuters.com/USA-ELECTION/RESULTS-LIVE-JUNE-2/yzdvxdqxkvx/

DC - Biden 19, Sanders 1, unassigned 1
IN - Biden 66, Sanders 0, unassigned 16
MD - Biden 96, Sanders 0, unassigned 0
MT - Biden 16, Sanders 0, unassigned 3
NM - Biden 26, Sanders 0, unassigned 8
PA - Biden 136, Sanders 0, unassigned 50
RI - Biden 17, Sanders 0, unassigned 9
SD - Biden 11, Sanders 0, unassigned 5

Totals:

Biden 387
Sanders 1
Unassigned 92

[Lars39]

1. wth are all these unassigned delegates?

[George II]

2. The final district calculations haven't been completed yet. Surprisingly...

...there are still a few unassigned delegates in states that voted weeks or months ago - 1 in California, 7 in Colorado, etc.

[Lars39]

3. Ok, thanks!

[sweetloukillbot]

4. The unassigned will put Biden over the top...

Except they won't all go to him - Sanders should get a chunk of Rhode Island's - he did surprisingly well there. Should get more from other states as well - the only places it looks like he didn't clear 15% are Indiana, DC and Maryland.

[George II]

5. He's at 14.7% in NM and 14.6% in Montana too.

[sweetloukillbot]

6. ooh!

Reuters was rounding up....

[George II]

7. Yes, if you go to their individual state pages you'll see the actual %. He has to REACH 15%, not....

....via a rounded number.

So far various sites have Biden with 387 delegates last night so far, Sanders hasn't gotten any yet. He'll pick up a smattering when they finish the district calculations.

Also, Biden won EVERY county in all seven states - that's an indication that he'll win most if not all of the unassigned delegates, too.

[sweetloukillbot]

8. Even if it doesn't happen from the yet-to-be-allocated, it's gonna happen with Georgia

So this time next week he'll definitely be over the top.