A summary of the Primaries/Caucuses as of today's Wyoming Caucus.

[George II]

34 states have now voted, only 16 states remaining.

Clinton has won 16 Primary states, Sanders has won only 5
Clinton has won only 2 Caucus states, Sanders has won 11 (including today's Wyoming Caucus)

Today's vote is the last Caucus state - the 16 remaining states are ALL Primary states - 10 of them are CLOSED, 5 are semi-closed, and only 1 is open.

Delegate-wise, Clinton has won 10 of the 15 highest delegate count states, Sanders has won the 8 lowest count states.

The delegate count as of today (assuming an 8-6 "win" in Wyoming for Sanders) is Clinton 1309 (1783 total) and Sanders 1095 (1128 total)

Now, the story has been "let the people vote", so how do the wins represent the people?

The states that have voted so far have a combined population of 218,000,000. The states that Clinton has won have a combined population of 165,000,000 - 76% of the population in states that have voted! Sanders on the other hand (a further demonstration of the tiny states that he's won) has won in states with a combined population of only 52,800,000, a mere 24% of all the states that have voted.

In fact, Clinton has already won states that have a combined population of 50% of the total population of the United States, with 16 more to vote!

[mcar]

1. Good analysis

The people are certainly having their say, aren't they?

[Rose Siding]

2. Sanders netted 1 (one) delegate today

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-election/primaries/delegate-tracker/democratic/

She got 6, he got 7. That leaves 1 outstanding. Not sure where that one goes yet.

[George II]

3. Yes, and he went all the way out there for a rally in Laramie the other day......

........presumably just to earn that one (or two) delegate.

So the bottom line in Wyoming is that Clinton will have 10 or 11 total delegates, Sanders 7 or 8.

[Rose Siding]

5. Yep and out of 11,300 U of WY students how many do you think caucused for BS?

699 -Not quite revolutionary, huh?

[displacedtexan]

4. Outstanding.

And that's where Sanders will be soon. In his field.

Get it?
Get it?

Be sure to tip your server.

[Treant]

12. AAARRRGGGGHHH!

Your jokes are...er...corny. Yeah, you see me hoein'. You hay-tin.

[NastyRiffraff]

13. Actually, it turns out 7-7

Hillary won the Goshen, the last county reporting.

With supers, it's 10-7 Hillary.

[Rose Siding]

14. It's a tie!!!!!!!!

He got nothin'

[Thinkingabout]

6. Thanks so much for this information, it is in the math. Today's Wyoming results netted one

Delegate count, he needed many more, he is not gaining enough delegates with ten one time and one today. The hill became steeper.

[George II]

7. Happy to do it - actually there's still one delegate undetermined, there were so few votes...

...today that Clinton might pick that one up and make it 7-7. Even if Sanders were to get it, Clinton still would lead 10-8 overall.

[SaschaHM]

8. If Clinton runs it this close in a.....

closed caucus in a state with a low population of minorities, think of how well she is going to do in a closed primary with a larger population of minorities.

This is what happens when your campaign is powered by youngsters who don't register ahead of time and disaffected liberals that registered as independents because it was trendy not belong/contribute to a party.

[George II]

10. Wait until the bro's find out a week from Tuesday that registration in NY closed months ago!

[HillareeeHillaraah]

9. This should be placed prominently in GDP

Although math makes 'em mad so maybe not.

Thanks G II - the numbers are a comfort

[George II]

11. Just did that, feel free to rec!!!

[seabeyond]

15. Cute name. Nt

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

16. And remember, Red State wins don't matter unless...

St. Bernard wins. Got it?

[Cha]

17. Any updates on today's primary results, George?

Thank you.. this looks good!