Bernie can STILL take the Pledged Delegates majority tomorrow, mathematically.

[MohRokTah]

All it will take is for him to have a greater than 70 point victory in each and every Congressional District in California, and Sanders will just barely squeak by on having the Pledged Delegate majority because he would take all 475 delegates.

I am assuming, of course, he can pick up another 50 delegates in the other states voting because taking all 475 delegates in California just ain't enough by itself.

[JimDandy]

1. Not going to happen due to the wealthy Dems CDs where the support for Clinton is solid

But he has a good chance of winning the state as a whole.

[RandySF]

2. He's going to win in SF and likely Marin

While Hillary will probably win Barbara Lee's district which mostly Oakland.

[JimDandy]

4. Yes, probably SF and possibly Marin, but not SD area nor Bakersfield.

Need to get back to a positive vibe, now, so I'll let these thoughts go...

[RandySF]

8. But you were talking about wealthy districts

Between SF, Marin, Oakland and Bakersfield, where is the wealth?

[JimDandy]

9. I was talking about the wealthy pockets, in the areas I mentioned,

being strong enough for Hillary as to not allow Sanders to reach the 70% in the CDs in which those areas are located.

[MFM008]

3. he might

but she needs 26 delegates and then its presumptive nominee.
Media cant help themselves.

[JimDandy]

5. Apparently, neither can you.

[Lord Magus]

7. The media can't help themselves but to report something when it happens?

Because she will be the presumptive nominee once NJ's polls close.

[beachbumbob]

6. I need the odds on that..Sounds like 9999999990000000 to 1...