Trump now tied with Clition nationally according to Real Clear Poltics average

[ReptilianPeon]

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MrNoMorePropagandaGeneral Election: Trump vs. Clinton (as of May 22)

Several recent polls have Trump ahead of Clinton. And her lead over him has disappeared. I didn't think it would disappear this quickly. But Trump, to his credit, keeps gaining ground. He is now ahead of Clinton by 0.2% on average. Cue the mental gymnastics Clinton lovers. This is yet another sign of how bad Clinton is.

Meanwhile, Sanders still leads Trump by double digits (also as of May 22). This is the one election where the super delegates need overturn the popular vote to give the Democratic Party the more electable nominee. Otherwise what's the point of them? People need realize the November election is not a closed Democratic primary...

EDIT: Just to add, a 2016 poll of 62,000 registered voters finds that Sanders is the most liked Senator in the country.

That is all well and good for Grump but here in the US, presidents are elected via the Electoral College process not by popular vote. Your post above is silent on how many likely electoral votes either candidate has. If you don't live in the US, perhaps you're not aware of this.

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I am well aware the United States is not a very democratic country. If you look at Clinton's average poll leads over Trump in key swing states (e.g. Ohio and Florida) they are small (smaller than the leads of Sanders). A large portion of the Democratic voter are not very enthusiastic about Hilary, and Republicans win when voter turn out is low. I think Trump will win if Clinton is the nominee of the Democratic Party.