Hillary Clinton

George II

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14. Except for some recent NH polls (and VT, of course), your last two bands won't materialize anywhere

Fri Feb 5, 2016, 12:16 PM

Feb 2016

In fact, looking over the polls that are available across the country, even the first band isn't there, at least yet.

Clinton has "comfortable" leads in both Nevada and South Carolina - more than 2-1 in each state. That will net her about 50 delegates to Sanders' 30.

Super Tuesday could be the knockout blow - Clinton ~ 480 to 400 delegates, Sanders ~ 360 to 380.

After New Hampshire and Vermont (on Super Tuesday), Sanders isn't even close in any other state. At that point,

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Looking to New Hampshire (Hillary Clinton Group) [View all] Treant Feb 2016 OP

Sanders is done right after Super Tuesday no matter the outcome in NH leftofcool Feb 2016 #1

Pretty much Treant Feb 2016 #2

The... MrWendel Feb 2016 #3

It may be a "foregone conclusion", Treant, but we all know Cha Feb 2016 #4

Indeed, and I approve. Treant Feb 2016 #6

Right! An upset would be beautiful but Cha Feb 2016 #7

NH, right next to Vermont where sanders has been a lifer politician. he ought to do well there nt msongs Feb 2016 #5

My personal opinion is... MarianJack Feb 2016 #8

The beatings will continue to morale improves GusBob Feb 2016 #9

This presidential primary election is so different from 2008. This time around, those Millennials, BlueCaliDem Feb 2016 #11

Very good points GusBob Feb 2016 #13

She is headed to Flint, Michigan Sunday. yallerdawg Feb 2016 #10

NH doesn't matter Stuckinthebush Feb 2016 #12

Except for some recent NH polls (and VT, of course), your last two bands won't materialize anywhere George II Feb 2016 #14