Democratic primary/caucus calendar and delegate counts

[dixiegrrrrl]

2,383 delegates to win the nomination.

Clinton now has 385
Bernie has 29
counting Iowa

New Hampshire ( winner take all) = 24 delegates. Feb. 9

On March 1, several states vote in Primary for a total of 865 delegates.

There is an excellent table of delegate counts per state at this link, I cannot make it copy onto this page
(but if someone can....)
One table for Dems, one table for Repubs.

https://ballotpedia.org/2016_presidential_nominations:_calendar_and_delegate_rules#Democratic_primary.2Fcaucus_calendar_and_delegate_counts

[Joe the Revelator]

1. Just a point of order.....how many in Hillary's count are super delegates?

[dixiegrrrrl]

2. Dunno off hand. n/t

[thesquanderer]

4. All but the 23 she won yesterday. That's been the only contest so far.

The Super Delegate are good for PR, but they are unhatched chickens. They can change their mind up to the day of the convention.

[bunnies]

3. She got 23 last night. He got 21.

Where are you getting your numbers?

[morningfog]

5. Don't count the "super" delegates, the bulshit that they are,

are unpledged and should not be included in this running tally.

After NH, Bernie will have a lead in pledged delegates (the number that actually matters).