Who actually won Wyoming?

[William769]

Sanders wins the vote by 55.7% to Hillary's 44.3%.

The pledged delegates are split 7-7.

Hillary has all 4 super delegates from Wyoming.

Now the delegate count for Wyoming is Hillary 11, Sanders still 7.

So once again I ask, who actually won Wyoming? Just some food for thought.

Happy Sunday morning to all.

[Iliyah]

1. As for delegates, HRC won, even with a tie!

Since pledged delegate count is what propels a candidate to the nomination, I'll say again, HRC was the big winner.

[Her Sister]

2. Yeah but I see the news saying BS won the last 8 States or something like that

That's OK! That will perk up HRC voters everywhere!!

If BS thinks HRC is "nervous", that's OK too b/c she is great at SURPRISINGLY coming back!! And everytime is extra FANTASTIC!!!!

[riversedge]

5. Sanders and his camp start the silly meme...'

'nervous'. silly silly. they really try to make themselves feel good.

[Her Sister]

14. yeah they're hoping that it will catch on!

But at this point everything coming out of their mouths is just projections!! Everything!

[Walk away]

24. Hillary does her best when she's under pressure...

Imaginary pressure is the best kind to be under!

[Cha]

3. Hillary won! It's the MATH.. pesky delegates.

Hillary had to deal with this in 2008 and she learned valuable lessons.

to the Super Dels, too~

Mahalo William~

[riversedge]

4. Mornin Bill--Great way to start Sunday morning. Thanks

[William769]

7. Well you know me, I'm always the glass is half full type of guy.

[sheshe2]

6. Hillary. nt

[book_worm]

8. Hillary certainly exceeded expectations in Wyoming vote

and has won the delegate count.

[DesertRat]

9. I'm confused by all the celebrating I'm seeing

by the Sanders' supporters. He nets ZERO delegates.

This isn't the electoral college.

[William769]

11. Popaganda at it's finest.

Or at it's worst. Depending how you want to look at it.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

22. The Corporate Media MUST create a horse race. They are being totally dishonest, too, about BS's

chances. I think that's why Sandernistas are behaving this way. They are ignoring the math because the Corporate Media is implying that he has a chance. He doesn't.

Today in the NYTimes, there was a front page article about how the voters are not being heard in the Trump and Sanders's cases. On the Sanders's side, the argument is that most people don't understand why BS isn't gaining more delegates even though he has won all these states. It's like they really don't understand how "proportionality" works. But what's more frustrating for me is that the Times article didn't even make an attempt to explain why. The writer simply concluded that the "will of the people" is being ignored. Now, that may be the case when it comes to Trump...the Republican Establishment is really stealing his delegates from him. But when it comes to Sanders, this article makes it appear as though the situation is the same: That somehow the Democratic Establishment is not listening to the Sanders people. Really, Hillary and Obama's delegate totals were even CLOSER and I don't remember all the crying, whining and gnashing of teeth.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/10/us/politics/primary-process-is-seen-as-in-conflict-with-democracy.html?ref=politics&_r=0

[jmowreader]

27. Well, he gave it the ol' electoral college try

[jimlup]

10. further evidence that

Hillary and her campaign are anti-democratic.

[William769]

12. Right back atcha!

We've seen how Sanders campaign has actually tried to change the popular vote.

Talk about anti-democratic!

[Cha]

13. No, it's evidence that those are the rules and if BS had one more delegates you wouldn't be

saying they were "undemocratic".. so, don't be a hypocrite.

[shenmue]

20. Uh?

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

23. Actually, it's caucus states that are very anti-democratic. Often only diehard activists and strong

ideologues participate in them. When people have to work, have children, etc. they don't appreciate.

Plus, he's winning when the population of a state isn't diverse. I'm sorry, but just white people won't win a Democratic Party primary. As Bernie and his fanatics will soon come to realize, NO Democrat can win a primary without the black and Hispanic vote...I don't care how "revolutionary" he/she is.

Besides, we already had a revolutionary campaign...and the candidate's name was Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. He was truly revolutionary...bringing all ages, all races, both genders, even Independents and Republicans together. Sanders and his fanatics have alienated blacks, Hispanics, and women. That is the base of the Democratic Party.

[George II]

15. You basically answered the question....

...but here are where we are today:

Needed to win the nomination:

Clinton 599, Sanders 1256

[William769]

16. Where did you get those numbers?

By my count it's this.

Hillary 593, Sanders 1270.

Either way, point well taken.

[George II]

17. This site seems to be the most up to date:

http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/D-PU.phtml

It has the Wyoming delegate count, but it's now different than it was a day ago. These seem to change just about every day.

[Walk away]

25. Does anyone know how many delegates are left to win???

I can't seem to find it but I'll keep looking.

[George II]

30. This link has the running numbers down at the bottom:

http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/D-PU.phtml

There are 1647 pledged delegates and 198 superdelegates remaining.

[Walk away]

31. Thank you George...

[stopbush]

18. The great thing about this is that none of us

saw this coming. I figured Sanders would easily net 6-8 delegates out of WY.

The fact that Hill actually won 11-7 is like a gift with a big ol' ribbon wrapped around it.

Let the Slanders fans say what they want. The math is deaf to their spin.

[Gothmog]

19. Clinton won by exceeding expectations

[shenmue]

21. Yay

[riversedge]

29. Yes.

[liberal N proud]

26. Even if you say BS won the contest, he needed so much more than he got

It's the MATH stupid.

[riversedge]

28. Bernie gets ZERO Net Delegates in Wyoming! Plus HRC has +4 superdelegates in WY.

Keeping that Sunday am happy feeling....




WayneEdH ?@WayneEdH 20h20 hours ago

Bernie gets ZERO Net Delegates in Wyoming!
Plus HRC has +4 superdelegates in WY.
#ImWithHer

[DesertRat]

33. But I heard on the News that Bernie Won!

[Kaleva]

32. A 7-7 tie in pledged delegates is a defeat for BS & a win for HRC

[Kath1]

34. Right on!

[okasha]

36. Sanders needs not just a win but a blowout in every state from now on.

Anybody have the exact percentages?

[riversedge]

35. Esp since it was expected by the Bernie fans and camp that it would be blow -out for them