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Predictions from Benchmark Politics For Upcoming Primaries (Original Post) DemocratSinceBirth May 2016 OP
First two, yes. California, no. Chasstev365 May 2016 #1
You're probably right, but it should they should finish pretty close so no big delegate advantage eastwestdem May 2016 #2
To correct myself, I just checked and Hillary already has 53 super delegates in CA eastwestdem May 2016 #3
Benchmark Politics just merged with Brock's Blue Nation Review... leftinportland May 2016 #4
If NJ and NM hold at that, and we give Hillary PR and DC at 60-40 Tarc May 2016 #5
I will be glad when this is over. hrmjustin May 2016 #6
June 14th .... LenaBaby61 May 2016 #8
I'm surprised by the CA numbers mcar May 2016 #7
 

eastwestdem

(1,220 posts)
2. You're probably right, but it should they should finish pretty close so no big delegate advantage
Wed May 18, 2016, 08:33 PM
May 2016

for either.

 

eastwestdem

(1,220 posts)
3. To correct myself, I just checked and Hillary already has 53 super delegates in CA
Wed May 18, 2016, 08:37 PM
May 2016

So even if the vote is close, or she loses by less than 10 points, she should still have more delegates.

leftinportland

(247 posts)
4. Benchmark Politics just merged with Brock's Blue Nation Review...
Wed May 18, 2016, 08:37 PM
May 2016

Wow Hillary has her own media outlet AND now her own polling outfit...

Tarc

(10,476 posts)
5. If NJ and NM hold at that, and we give Hillary PR and DC at 60-40
Wed May 18, 2016, 08:38 PM
May 2016

and give Bernie ND, SD, and Montana at 65-35, he'd have to carry California at 83% to edge Hillary 2,026-2,025.

#math

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