I'M NEW TO THE DELEGATE MATH, SO HELP ME OUT HERE. IT SEEMS TO ME:

[PatrickforO]

1. OK, update from a Hillary supporter named George.

Where the DEMOCRATIC primaries and delegates stand today


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States that have voted: 32 (20 primaries, 12 caucuses)
States remaining: 18 (17 primaries, 1 caucus)

States won:

Clinton - 16 primaries, 2 caucuses
Sanders - 4 primaries, 10 caucuses

Popular vote:

Clinton 8,736,831 (59%), Sanders 6,039,285 (41%), Total 14,776,116
Clinton +2,697,546

Pledged delegates as of today:

Clinton 1266
Sanders 1038

Clinton +225

Superdelegates as of today:

Clinton 470
Sanders 29

Clinton +441

Pledged Delegates remaining:

1747

Pledged Delegates needed for "majority" (2026):

Clinton 790 (43% of remaining)
Sanders 988 (57% of remaining)

Total delegates needed for nomination (2383):

Clinton 647 (27% of all remaining delegates)
Sanders 1316 (67% of all remaining delegates)

He's counting those super delegate eggs before they're hatched, though, isn't he. Because, again if I was a super delegate in WA, where Bernie won by over 70%, I'd be changing my support to Sanders...