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LiberalFighter

(50,895 posts)
Tue May 10, 2016, 09:43 PM May 2016

Per The Green Papers the delegate breakdown is as follows:

Last edited Tue May 10, 2016, 11:29 PM - Edit history (2)

Update as of 11:20 pm with 80% precincts reporting.

CD1 - Sanders: 4 --- Clinton: 3
CD2 - Sanders: 4 --- Clinton: 3
CD3 - Sanders: 4 --- Clinton: 2
PLEO- Sanders: 2 --- Clinton: 1
At Large- Sanders: 4 --- Clinton: 2

Total - Sanders: 18 --- Clinton: 11

Delegates
Clinton : 1706 (+11) -- 1717
Sanders: 1419 (+18) -- 1437

Percentage of delegates for Sanders:
Before WV: 45.408000%
After WV : 45.561192%



= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
CD1 - Sanders: 4 --- Clinton: 3
CD2 - Sanders: 4 --- Clinton: 3
CD3 - Sanders: 3 --- Clinton: 3
PLEO- Sanders: 2 --- Clinton: 1
At Large- Sanders: 3 --- Clinton: 3

Total - Sanders: 16 --- Clinton: 13

There is unlikely to be a change for PLEO and At Large delegates due to the votes needed to exceed the percent.

Note: Only 31% of precincts have reported according to NY Times.
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Per The Green Papers the delegate breakdown is as follows: (Original Post) LiberalFighter May 2016 OP
So if Sanders didn't win 65% workinclasszero May 2016 #1
He came out ahead in this one... jmowreader May 2016 #2
Yes but... Kang Colby May 2016 #3
Technically he gains on Hillary. LiberalFighter May 2016 #5
LOL workinclasszero May 2016 #7
But to exceed Hillary he needs 65% going forward Kang Colby May 2016 #8
LOL otohara May 2016 #12
I like your thinking, see there is a pathway forward, just need a few more years to get there. Thinkingabout May 2016 #13
FARTHER & Farther & farther behind till he's invisible misterhighwasted May 2016 #10
Don't forget her 6 superdelegates! yallerdawg May 2016 #4
Looks like they have 8 Supers. DURHAM D May 2016 #6
This should be posted in GD-P too. SaschaHM May 2016 #9
And the bar goes up Treant May 2016 #11
Bueno.. this is what I've been waiting to see.. Gracias, Treant! Cha May 2016 #14

jmowreader

(50,555 posts)
2. He came out ahead in this one...
Tue May 10, 2016, 09:53 PM
May 2016

but when you're over 700 delegates behind, the three he gained on her tonight isn't going to make a hell of a lot of difference.

 

Kang Colby

(1,941 posts)
3. Yes but...
Tue May 10, 2016, 09:53 PM
May 2016

W. VA only had 29 pledged delegates so...he falls farther behind but it's only by a fraction of a percent. In other words, nothing really changed which is still better for Hillary.

LiberalFighter

(50,895 posts)
5. Technically he gains on Hillary.
Tue May 10, 2016, 09:53 PM
May 2016

So instead of 45.408000% of the delegates Sanders now has 45.497781% of the delegates.

If he keeps that up he will win the nomination in 2088.

SaschaHM

(2,897 posts)
9. This should be posted in GD-P too.
Tue May 10, 2016, 09:58 PM
May 2016

I'm not going back there until either next Tuesday if there are some surprises or June 7th.

Treant

(1,968 posts)
11. And the bar goes up
Tue May 10, 2016, 10:08 PM
May 2016
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/its-really-hard-to-get-bernie-sanders-988-more-delegates/

Those were from before the New York and five Acela Primaries, where Sanders missed his targets in all six--and even at that point, he needed 19 from West Virginia.

He didn't even get that out of it, and it's one of the last favorable states left on the calendar.
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