Which candidate won North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, New Mexico, and California? When did the

[Vote2016]

scoundrel DWS change the rules to allow the superdelegates to vote before the convention?

I keep seeing Hillarycrats saying the primary is over. Seems to me that we had more voters who did not want to be disenfranchised, but maybe that's how the Hillarycrats prefer it.

No wonder she divides the party and can't even beat Trump.

[lmbradford]

1. (chanting) Let them VOTE!!

[SidDithers]

2. There, there...nt

Sid

[eastwestdem]

3. When a super delegate commits to a candidate, they in effect become a pledged delegate.

This is how the media sees it, which is why they will declare Hillary the presumptive nominee on June 7.

[JoePhilly]

4. These OPs are pretty funny.

Everyone who wants to vote will get to do so.

And yet ... its still over.

Those two things can actually be true at the same time.

[Vote2016]

7. Except when they change their vote like they abandoned "likeable enough" in droves in 2008

[brooklynite]

8. It's Schrödinger's voting booth...

[Tarc]

5. It's called a "calendar". Perhaps you should figure out how one works?

Sometimes...maybe times, really...primaries are wrapped up before the last states get to vote. Someone has to go last, suck it up.

[TwilightZone]

6. California isn't done voting yet.

You know something the rest of us don't?

As for it being over, she may not need California. It might be over when the polls close in NJ. Feel better?

ND, SD, MT are red states. Sanders supporters told us red states don't matter because we won't win them in November.

Did you change your mind?