Thats right. Neither candidate will have enough delegates until the supers vote at the convention

[me b zola]

But you all know that. Quit pretending that you don't.

[Gomez163]

1. That rule has never been followed before

[mac56]

6. Yeah. Rules are for peasants.

[Gomez163]

9. Obama didn't clinch with pledged delegates. Yet Hillary conceded on 6/8. And with a 60 delegate lead

[StayFrosty]

2. And you're hoping Super delegates over turn the will of the people?

Shame on you

[me b zola]

3. Silly

[Skink]

4. As democratic as they are but yeah

[RandySF]

5. The super vote alongside the rest of the delegates during the roll call

There's no seperate ceremony.

[LiberalFighter]

12. They also don't realize that the nomination is based on the majority of delegates.

If it was pledged delegates it would say majority of pledged delegates in the DNC rules.

[oasis]

7. "Madam President". We've waited long enough to say it.

[upaloopa]

8. Hillary won the primary you know that quit acting like you don't

[One Black Sheep]

10. Yep, Hillary was unable to clinch the required number of delegates.

The only way Hillary can win the nomination is with the assistance of super delegates, who wont be voting until late July. Them's the rules.

[randome]

11. Sanders supporters are bad with math. Figures they'd be just as bad with probability statistics.

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