OK...what will the threshold be for a virtual tie after SC and Super Tuesday?

[LexVegas]

20 points? Remember, a comfortable win in Nevada was called a razor thin margin.

[George II]

1. Nate Silver is thinking of changing the margin of error to plus/minus 25

[vdogg]

2. According to Bernie's surrogates on CNN A bit ago

They said if they can get it within 10 they'll consider it a sort of victory.

[72DejaVu]

3. As long as one person votes for Bernie

the media will say "Opposition to Clinton persists".

[DemonGoddess]

4. meh

that's because they don't do math ya know. Getting within 10 points is still a loss. I don't see him getting anywhere near that margin, to be frank.

[Treant]

5. Whatever the results actually are,

plus about 5, of course. So even if she wins by 30, she would have needed 35 to actually "win."

I'm personally estimating about Clinton +22, so a virtual tie will be Clinton +27 if I'm correct.

[obamanut2012]

6. Anything under 20 points

Anything over will be "Clinton edged out...'

[Chichiri]

7. The longer the conflict, the higher the ratings.

All non-commercial media are either firmly pro-Bernie, or have already started looking forward to the general.

[BillyDawg]

8. I've seen a lot of people say

Under 20 points would be considered a good day. I know I was on record saying New Hampshire would have been good for Hillary is she got it under 10 -- and I really do think that applies for Bernie today too -- but to set the bar at 20 is insane.