Delegate estimate from Saturday: Sanders 45, Clinton 51. n/t

[Buzz Clik]

[bravenak]

1. I see he beat her again.nt

[Buzz Clik]

3. That is correct. It's Bernician Mathematics.

[bravenak]

14. It is so hard to follow.nt

[silvershadow]

2. Well according to CNN she has 1,000 more delegates than he does. Wolf Blitzer was almost

breathless as he announced it. With a casual mention of the Superdelegates, as if they have already been awarded.

[Kittycat]

13. The day SDs get to vote, is the day they matter.

Until then, they don't. Several have already stated they will go with the will of the people, even though they have endorsed their preferred candidate.

As a Bernie supporter, I don't have issue with an SD giving an endorsement, that's different than putting their SD Vote in the cement for a candidate, IMHO. The media and the Clinton camp really should to back off on that narrative if they want to keep the party together, because they are causing a significant rift that will be difficult, if not impossible, to repair.

[silvershadow]

15. I agree with you, and I wish Dr. Gov. Howard Dean did, but alas... nt

[Ken Burch]

4. When Maine comes in tomorrow, Bernie will win the weekend. n/t.

[Adrahil]

7. He may close the gap by 10 or so delegates.

Good for him.

On to Michigan!

[Ken Burch]

9. Where Bernie is currently gaining.

The lies that swept the red states for HRC won't play in Detroit and Flint.

[Buzz Clik]

11. She has a huge lead in Michigan.

[Adrahil]

17. Talk top ya Wednesday!

[Ken Burch]

20. It's going to be closer than you expect.

Voters in Michigan know that candidates aligned with corporate power don't give a damn about what ordinary people need.

[dchill]

26. For HRC, it's a loooong time 'til Wednesday.

[Buzz Clik]

10. With 25 delegates up for grabs in Maine, he'll need 18. It's possible considering the state...

[HerbChestnut]

16. And what about the state, specifically, makes it possible...?

[Adrahil]

19. Way less than 10% Black population. Less than 1%, in fact.

Every state he has won has less than 10% black population so far.

Demographically, it's a very good state for him

[HerbChestnut]

23. Ah, yes. There it is.

Exactly what I was expecting.

[silvershadow]

25. Meaning? nt

[Grassy Knoll]

5. Both Those Numbers Have a 5

[Buzz Clik]

12. and both have three syllables!

[morningfog]

6. If accurate, Bernie will down about 203 total.

Not insurmountable, but getting harder with each contest he doesn't win.

[morningfog]

8. Source?

[Beacool]

22. There's a host of them, try Real Clear Politics.

I just went there, and with 96% of the votes counted, Hillary's delegate count went up from 31 to 35 in LA since the last time I checked.

[SidDithers]

18. With 13 more to be allocated...

12 in LA, where Clinton won almost 70% of the vote
And 1 in Nebraska, where Sanders won by 10

Sid

[Beacool]

21. Sanders will probably win ME tomorrow.

I think that they will break about even on the delegate count of the four states.

[SidDithers]

24. 55-47 now...

Louisiana C-35 S-10
Nebraska C-10 S-14
Kansas C-10 S-23

7 delegates still to be allocated (6 from LA, 1 from NE)

The 538 targets for tonight were:

Clinton 57
Sanders 52

Sid

[Lunabell]

27. Not yet.

It ain't over yet!