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Hillary Clinton

mercuryblues

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Reply to sweetloukillbot (Reply #5)

Wed Jun 8, 2016, 12:53 PM

Jun 2016

You'll like the last sentence of my post

There are only 20 delegates left to win. Even there, Bernie has no chance to go out with a win. It is predicted Clinton will get 70.7% of the vote to Bernie's 29.3%

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So will Bernie even get enough votes to remain viable in DC? [View all] sweetloukillbot Jun 2016 OP

He might get 25%. DC is majority minorities, but about 40% is white. tonyt53 Jun 2016 #1

There are also several big universities. Some students spooky3 Jun 2016 #3

Not enough delegates left for him to be able to get a majority of delegates since a majority Thinkingabout Jun 2016 #2

no mercuryblues Jun 2016 #4

I just meant for DC. sweetloukillbot Jun 2016 #5

then mercuryblues Jun 2016 #7

So the lead has widened instead of narrow for DC. LiberalFighter Jun 2016 #6