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Hillary Clinton

George II

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4. Even so, it will be a close split of their 75 delegates. Added to the huge wins in at least three..

Reply to book_worm (Original post)

Fri Mar 11, 2016, 03:24 PM

Mar 2016

....of the other four states, and a close split in Ohio (worst case scenario, she probably will win by 5-10%), she'll come out of Tuesday with close to 120 more delegates than Sanders. That will up her overall lead to about 330.

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For those who are curious--finally a Missouri Poll [View all] book_worm Mar 2016 OP

If MO breaks even, this is another setback for Sanders. Buzz Clik Mar 2016 #1

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That is a very good attitude and I'm pretty much with you book_worm Mar 2016 #3

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Even so, it will be a close split of their 75 delegates. Added to the huge wins in at least three.. George II Mar 2016 #4

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Sanders will need to do more than break even on the delegate count for the rest of the primaries. Thinkingabout Mar 2016 #9