Biden's delegate lead continues to rise as votes are counted, now +76:

[George II]

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/democratic_delegate_count.html

Biden 626 (+76)
Sanders 550
Warren 64
Bloomberg 60
Buttigieg 26
Klobuchar 7
Gabbard 1

[squirecam]

1. Michigan looking like it could decide it mathematically then.

Nt

[LizBeth]

2. Does that include Calif? The are still counting but just about done.

[George II]

3. There are still a total of 165 delegates unassigned from six states.

[Jarqui]

5. Most of those seem to be from states Bernie won ..

CA, CO & UT

The gap is going to close

[Moderateguy]

8. So Bernie needs to win 2/3rds of the outstanding ST delegates

to overtake the delegate lead from Biden.

[Fresh_Start]

6. california is not just about done....

look at link....

92.75% precincts reporting
59% expected vote
ballots received tomorrow are still valid for counting.
we won't even know how many untablulated ballots are outstanding for a few days.


https://www.kcra.com/article/election-results-california-2020-presidential-primary-map/31215529

[George II]

12. There are only about 25% of the delegates to be awarded. So far 303 of 415 have been.

[Fresh_Start]

13. I think what you are seeing is an estimate

california rules are delegates are not are award until votes are counted.

[LongtimeAZDem]

4. Just updated your post from this morning :D

[RandySF]

7. Do you think Bernie's staff lie to him?

He was certain that he would come out ahead.

[George II]

9. He said they were "neck and neck".

[SunSeeker]

10. Yep. That's what he told Rachel last night. nt

[Sloumeau]

11. There are still lots of California votes, so the gap may narrow but...

I sincerely doubt that Sanders will be able to completely close the gap. In addition, the upcoming map is worse for him. Right now, I would say at least a 55% chance that Biden wins the nomination.

[William769]

14. Kick & recommended.