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2016 Postmortem

TheDormouse

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3. yeah the map looks good going forward for Bernie

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Sun Mar 27, 2016, 02:30 AM

Mar 2016

But I am worried about NY. That's a LOT of delegates there, and Hillary has a leg up because she served as senator there, the Clintons live there, and they've got the party establishment, from Schumer on down, completely locked up there.

The saving grace is that it isn't winner-takes-all.

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Delegates: Sanders 956, Clinton 1234 -- 2383 needed to win [View all] TheDormouse Mar 2016 OP

Doesn't include most of Washington either. TDale313 Mar 2016 #1

Its actually going to be a lot closer. basselope Mar 2016 #2

If you factor in Segami Mar 2016 #5

yeah the map looks good going forward for Bernie TheDormouse Mar 2016 #3

Keep in mind that in WA the "party establishment" was also very heavily pro-Hillary strategery blunder Mar 2016 #4

NY is where momentum is so important. Barack_America Mar 2016 #6

Pennsylvania should concern you as well nt. Trenzalore Mar 2016 #7

hoping his registration drive there this week was successful. Cobalt Violet Mar 2016 #9

Viability and assignment Kittycat Mar 2016 #8