Sure Sanders would win California if every single outstanding ballot was for him

[ButterflyBlood]

But logic dictates that will not happen.

And math dictates why he's not going to pull ahead. And why he wouldn't lead in delegates even if he did.

[randome]

1. Math needs to be on a level they can understand.

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[onecaliberal]

2. There are 2 million ballots uncounted what the hell are you talking about.

[ButterflyBlood]

3. Let's assume 70% of those voted in the Democratic primary

That's 1.4 million. Sanders trails by a 450k margin now. So he'd need to win 925k-475k to overcome that. That's over 66% of the remaining vote.

It's not going to happen.

[onecaliberal]

4. You are misinformed on all counts. Eom

[ButterflyBlood]

7. Then explain how

It's simple math.

[alcibiades_mystery]

5. Math is hard

[Renew Deal]

6. Hillary's margin grew yesterday

A lot of those ballots as in Hillary counties

[KingFlorez]

8. California has tons of ballots left every election

And there hasn't been an instance where such a wide lead has been overcome. Some lower level offices have had candidates pull ahead, but only in instances when the deficit was very small to begin with. I don't think the Sanders supporters hoping for a dramatic shift are aware of how these things work.