(March 2, 2016 at 12:27 pm)Minimalist Wrote: I'm not including or excluding anything. That is what the pros said and published. BTW, of 41 Democratic senators who are superdelegates the count is 40-1 in Clinton's favor.
The next primary is March 5 in Louisiana. Real Clear Politics predicts that Sanders is going to get crushed. We'll see quite soon whether they are right or not.
You are including it, whether you are aware of it or not. You posted those stats as a response to me saying the gap was 200 pledged delegates.
My stat is accurate, yours is misleading.
Super delegates usually change their allegiance based on the popular vote.
I agree it's not looking good for Bernie, but nothing about this race has been particularly ordinary and I don't expect that to change. Most pollsters say Bernie has a 10% chance of winning the nomination. That's not 0% yet.
