Majority want Bernie to stay in race:

[Live and Learn]

Poll Results
Is it time for Sen. Bernie Sanders to drop out of the presidential race?

37%
Yes, he has no path to victory
19%
No, at least wait until Clinton clinches
41%
No, fight on to the convention
3%
I’m not sure

Total responses: 68,007 votes

http://www.msn.com/?pc=SL5B&ocid=SL5BDHP&osmkt=en-us

[Agschmid]

1. I'm fine with him staying in.

[Hortensis]

6. Me too. Bernie says he will stay in to discuss ISSUES,

and that should be good for America in general.

(Very unlike the wishes of some hyperpartisans who want him to stay in after the race is lost just to continue infighting among progressives.)

[Warren DeMontague]

16. I agree with both you guys.

As long as he's in there it broadens the dialogue.

[oberliner]

2. That's not true

You are referencing a non-scientific online poll.

[Live and Learn]

4. Where did I say differently? I didn't. And you don't know it isn't true at all. nt

[oberliner]

5. You wrote that the majority want Bernie to stay in the race

I am saying that you don't have any actual evidence of that.

[Live and Learn]

11. Nope, didn't use the word, 'the'. It does make a difference.

And posted the results and link of the online poll so I clearly wasn't trying to hide anything.

[auntpurl]

8. Corrected thread title: "Majority of voters in online poll

want Bernie to stay in."

Clickety click!

[NurseJackie]

9. What's the margin of error?

[NCTraveler]

10. According to some online polls touted here...

Sanders was also going to win all fifty states.

[JoePhilly]

12. Only 41% want him to stay in until the convention.

And that's in an on-line poll which tends to favor Bernie.

[B Calm]

13. She has not won yet!

[Live and Learn]

14. Sure hasn't. nt

[sufrommich]

15. Online polls are great predictors of reality.

As every Sanders supporter now knows.