My Saturday prediction:net +50 pledged delegates for Bernie

[morningfog]

When the dust settles, he would be fewer than 250 behind Hillary.



Of course I could be dead wrong.

[MattP]

1. I think he gets a little more

[hill2016]

2. I agree too

[lmbradford]

3. +75

He will get more than that from just WA. I will be surprised if he doesnt get around 100 of the 160.

[Barack_America]

5. Will Hillary be viable in AK?

That will be interesting to see.

[Barack_America]

4. I'm hoping for 70.

[CorporatistNation]

6. 70-90 Is A Good Range... Result: People Will begin To Think and Some Will Even WORRY...

Of course a BIGGGG Day for Bernie will likely be overshadowed... "newswise" by the FOCUS on TERROR...

The DISTRACTION of the moment! Not that terrorism is not important because it certainly is... however it is constantly used to distract and preempt other NEWS that is inconvenient to the "powers that be!"

[liberal_at_heart]

7. don't forget the terror coverage is also used to remind us that we have to spend trillions

on war and therefore can't afford domestic programs.

[rbrnmw]

8. I think it might be upwards of 90

[Gomez163]

9. +40.

[Gomez163]

11. It ended up being plus plus 35. I was right

[Gomez163]

12. +52

Soft count

http://www.thegreenpapers.com/

Alaska: Soft count Sanders 13 (+13), Clinton 3 (+3).
Hawaii: Soft count changed from Clinton 5, Sanders 1 to Sanders 18 (+17), Clinton 13 (+8).
Washington: Soft count changed from Clinton 10, Sanders 0 to Sanders 74 (+74), Clinton 37 (+27).

[Dem2]

10. 75 - 25 wins is a net of about 47

Seems he is doing a little better than that, so seems reasonable.

(I am going off of memory on these delegate totals, I'm probably off by a few)