Super Tuesday

[Tiberius]

Those numbers count superdelegates Min. Superdelegates can change their vote at any time, all the way until the convention. Several of them have already switched to Sanders.

The point is, it's not over yet. It's not over until Clinton has 2,383 delegates.

[GrandizerII]

Um...

Delegates won
2,383 needed for nomination · 3,434 available
Pledged delegatesSuperdelegates

Clinton   Sanders
984           347

There are upcoming primaries in Louisiana, Illinois, and Florida.  You can use Google as easily as I can.  Just check for Democratic Presidential Primary Polls in x

And add in the name of the state where the x is.


You'll get something like this.


http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/...-5695.html

You know you're including superdelegates, Min. They don't really count for now, and they could later be granted to Sanders if they see he is winning the popular vote. They're irrelevant at this point.

[Minimalist]

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.

[Crossless2.0]

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.

Count on it.

[Tiberius]

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.

[Chad32]

I wish Bernie didn't have to fight so hard, but it's going to be rough getting into power when you're openly anti establishment.

[Minimalist]

If my quoting professional political watchers is "including it" then guilty as charged.  Do you seriously think that if people were going to "change their minds" they would have come out for Clinton in the first place when all they had to do was stay silent?

Come on, Tibs.  Be serious. Sanders is an independent running for the democratic nomination.  That is not lost on the democratic establishment.

[Ryantology]

Clinton won big in states that Democrats have no chance of winning in November. In every state where the Democratic nominee actually has a chance, Sanders has either won outright or kept it very close.

Honestly, the fact that one of the most famous, well-known and well-funded politicians in my lifetime, with the entire party apparatus, virtually endless supplies of SuperPAC cash and an extremely biased media at her disposal, is running this close and losing states to a guy funded entirely by individual donations and enthusiasm, someone nobody had even heard of a year ago and was not a Democrat until then, should not be lost on the Democratic establishment either. She's a terrible candidate who may very well get destroyed in November.

[Minimalist]

The republicunts are tearing themselves to shreds. 

http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2016/03...-possible/

Michael Steele: A Brokered Convention Is Possible

What do you suppose Trump's fans will do then?

[vorlon13]