It's official: Wyoming is a tie.

[Chichiri]

Bernie won the popular vote handily enough, but Hillary employed MATH, and as a result they're taking 7 delegates apiece. I certainly didn't see this coming!

So Bernie came in 2 delegates behind target in Wisconsin, and now 4 behind target in Wyoming, which means he needs to exceed his targets by 6 delegates in future states. Not hard? Maybe, but keep in mind that 1) most of those targets already well exceed the 50% threshold, and 2) Hillary is bound to win at least some of these coming states. So he can't really afford a 6 delegate loss.

Now let's see about New York.

[mcar]

1. Great work by Team Hillary!

[Kaleva]

2. Wow!

[IamMab]

3. Congrats to the staff on the ground, and the campaign staff for the delegate strategy.

And many thanks to the Sanders campaign for the week of multiple, repeated, seemingly-neverending unforced errors.

[sheshe2]

4. Brava Hillary

[Gothmog]

5. Sanders is way behind his targets

[book_worm]

6. I was bracing for another 75-80% caucus victory by Bernie

but had no idea that HRC would wind up getting 44% and carrying some of the bigger counties and split the delegates. This could be an indication that Bernie's horrible week last week is starting to hurt him nationally.

[Treant]

7. Wait.

There's a Philadelphia Inquirer article hitting...and Sanders performed no better than he did in the New York Daily News.

(edited--wrong article, sorry!)

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20160408_What_Bernie_Sanders_said__Q___A.html

This was the original article, which is an opinion piece, but still interesting:

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/under-the-sun/Bernie-offers-little-beyond-making-us-mad-as-hell.html#duO4k5d8ehycZIe6.99

I'd do an OP, but I'd rather not get hidden again this week. It makes me reflux.

[Cha]

8. I'd really like to know how that MATH worked for her but that will be coming.

Mahalo, Chi!