So Hillary has 10 wins to Bernie's 5, but it's more like 8-2-5, if you treat Iowa and Mass as ties.

[reformist2]

In any case, I think it's clear from either tally that this race is *far* from over.

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. CNN and I agree with you

[SidDithers]

2. Except that those wins translate into a delegate lead...

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that will be approaching 300 by time all of tonights delegates are awarded.

Edit: maybe closer to 260 than 300

Sid

[Number23]

7. Why do people here keep pretending that Sanders and Clinton have "tied" states?

There's been no tie anywhere and yet these folks have tried to pretend that Iowa and some have even been running around saying that Nevada were ties.

[SidDithers]

10. Remember after Iowa and Nevada, how bad and undemocratic caucuses were?..

Apart from VT, Sanders only won caucuses tonight (MN, OK and CO )

Now, you don't hear much about caucuses.



Sid

[reformist2]

17. Keep obsessing about Bernie's supporters. That's a real winning attitude.

[pkdu]

3. "States" mean shit. "Ties" are garbage...Delegates , Delegates , Delegates

anything else is SPIN , SPIN , SPIN

[JaneyVee]

6. Yup, narrative time is over. Winning delegates is the only metric.

[virtualobserver]

9. says the person pushing a narrative

[JaneyVee]

11. Yes, the narrative that winning delegates is the only metric.

[virtualobserver]

12. well, I'm pushing the narrative that momentum can change everything

[pkdu]

13. No you are not ...you are

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[virtualobserver]

14. I don't use straws.

This same tactic was used against Obama supporters after Super Tuesday 2008. It is a rerun.

[pkdu]

15. Apparently you dont use math either ...good luck with that . Oh , and please revise for

American Samoa

[virtualobserver]

16. What am I revising? The math is there, BTW.....you just can't accept the margins of victory.....

necessary....and your underlying belief concerning those margins has nothing to do with math.

[anotherproletariat]

4. But isn't this why they use delegates? To account for population differences between states? nt

[JaneyVee]

5. You forgot American Samoa. That's 11 wins. And...

This race is pretty close to over.

[ismnotwasm]

8. A virtual tie?

[lunamagica]

18. It's Berniemath