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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: My prediction: Hillary wins 14 of remaining 21 states and finishes ahead by 347 pledged delegates. [View all]SheilaT
(23,156 posts)9. The 2.5 million votes hark back to Super Tuesday and the deep south,
states which no Democrat is very likely to carry anyway. Plus, a lot of the caucus states don't report their actual numbers, so the 2.5 million isn't a reliable number in the first place.
More to the point, it's the delegates that count.
And tell me again about the amazing enthusiasm for Hillary? The Nevada delegates that couldn't be bothered to show up for the second round of voting?
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My prediction: Hillary wins 14 of remaining 21 states and finishes ahead by 347 pledged delegates. [View all]
DCBob
Apr 2016
OP
Sounds like Bernie is one who will need some wheeling and dealing with the Supers.
DCBob
Apr 2016
#19
I think you're right that she wins, but I think it will be closer than you say.
thesquanderer
Apr 2016
#66
I see you conveniently left a few out. along with a large lead that evaporated.
hobbit709
Apr 2016
#30
I dont think I ever said February but I did think it would be more or less over by Super Tuesday.
DCBob
Apr 2016
#44
Hillary could win NY at 55%, and Sanders take EVERYTHING ELSE at 58%, and she'd still win
Tarc
Apr 2016
#43
Nope. Sanders might win Iowa, New Hampshire, and Vermont, but that's it. It's all Hillary
Karmadillo
Apr 2016
#72