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2016 Postmortem

hill2016

(1,772 posts) Wed Mar 16, 2016, 12:44 AM Mar 2016

Clinton has a lead of 320 pledged delegates with about 2100 up for grabs.

Sanders needs to win 58% of the remaining delegates to catch up with her. His best showing today was eking out a 50% win.

That's even before the superdelegates come into the picture.

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Clinton has a lead of 320 pledged delegates with about 2100 up for grabs. (Original Post) hill2016 Mar 2016 OP

With a lot of "closed" Primaries coming up... brooklynite Mar 2016 #1

This. Bernie should stay in the race BUT Happenstance24 Mar 2016 #2

I think he's always been honest about his chances; not so much his supporters... brooklynite Mar 2016 #3

Actually he didn't eke out a win today at all. Number23 Mar 2016 #4

brooklynite

(96,882 posts)

1. With a lot of "closed" Primaries coming up...

Reply to hill2016 (Original post)

Wed Mar 16, 2016, 12:45 AM

Mar 2016

Happenstance24

(193 posts)

2. This. Bernie should stay in the race BUT

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 16, 2016, 12:46 AM

Mar 2016

he needs to be honest about his chances.

brooklynite

(96,882 posts)

3. I think he's always been honest about his chances; not so much his supporters...

Reply to Happenstance24 (Reply #2)

Wed Mar 16, 2016, 12:50 AM

Mar 2016

Number23

(24,544 posts)

4. Actually he didn't eke out a win today at all.

Reply to hill2016 (Original post)

Wed Mar 16, 2016, 01:03 AM

Mar 2016

http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results

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