All weekend we heard that Sanders has won 8 of the last nine caucus/primary states. How?

[George II]

Since March 15, here are the states that have voted:

Florida - Clinton
Illinois - Clinton
Missouri - Clinton
North Carolina - Clinton
Ohio - Clinton
Arizona - Clinton
Idaho - Sanders
Utah - Sanders
Alaska - Sanders
Hawaii - Sanders
Washington - Sanders
Wisconsin - Sanders
Wyoming - Sanders (actually a tie for delegates)

That's only seven, and several very very small states delegate-wise.

[stonecutter357]

1. K&R!

[Lil Missy]

2. They like to sugar coat facts to favor St. Bernie. n/t

[SaschaHM]

3. They include Democrats Abroad when saying 8 out of 9.

[George II]

4. Yes, Nina Turner mentioned that, but that's incorrect. They completed their vote on March 9...

....and that's 16 states/territories back.

Prior to winning in Idaho (and the other two states that night), the last state he won was Democrats Abroad on March 9 and Michigan on March 8.

Clinton won Northern Marianas, too, on March 12. They're not including that.

[SaschaHM]

6. They're including it, but not in the way that you think.

Voting by Democrats Abroad concluded on the 8th of March. The results weren't released until the 21st. They're counting that later date and throwing it in to boost the numbers.

[liberal N proud]

5. They still have not done the math correctly BS's chances of wining the nomination

So you can expect their math on this to be incorrect as well.

And besides, the southern states don't count RIGHT?

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

7. K&R

[Blue Idaho]

8. For all of Bernies crowing about wins

How much has he closed the deligate gap? All those wins and nothing to show for it. All those wins can be wiped out by a good night in New York. It's not about momentum, it's about math.

[Fla Dem]

9. More sleight of hand by the Bernie team to keep the fans excited and to

keep all those $27 donations coming in.