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Just 321 to go for Bernie to tie it up! (not counting superdelegates, of course)
Hope she wins Arizona or else she might suffer from 9 consecutive losses from Democrats Abroad to Wyoming... And there are 386 pledged delegates in these 9 contests (68% of these are in just 3 states Washington, Wisconsin and Arizona)
I have bad feeling for Washington caucus that it might end up like Sanders 70 - 30 Clinton, which makes 40 delegates loss just from one state.
Hope she wins Arizona or else she might suffer from 9 consecutive losses from Democrats Abroad to Wyoming... And there are 386 pledged delegates in these 9 contests (68% of these are in just 3 states Washington, Wisconsin and Arizona)
I have bad feeling for Washington caucus that it might end up like Sanders 70 - 30 Clinton, which makes 40 delegates loss just from one state.
It's never great to have a string of losses, of course, but I'm paying close attention to Nate Silver's delegate target tracking, and as long as she continues to stay on track, I'll be ok with it.
Hope she wins Arizona or else she might suffer from 9 consecutive losses from Democrats Abroad to Wyoming... And there are 386 pledged delegates in these 9 contests (68% of these are in just 3 states Washington, Wisconsin and Arizona)
I have bad feeling for Washington caucus that it might end up like Sanders 70 - 30 Clinton, which makes 40 delegates loss just from one state.
While that might make for very bad optics for Clinton, she is so far ahead at this point that there is no way Bernie is going to catch up given a proportional distribution. He should quit. But so should Cruz and Kasich given the same logic. In that one though, there remains the chance that a contested convention could give one of them the nod. There is no such chance with the Dems.
It's never great to have a string of losses, of course, but I'm paying close attention to Nate Silver's delegate target tracking, and as long as she continues to stay on track, I'll be ok with it.
To be honest I am quite disappointed by the campaign
For the past week she has not done any campaigning (except a rally today in Phoenix)
Instead she has been doing fundraising in states that have voted... Can't she just do that after wrapping the nomination? On the other hand sanders continues to campaign vigorously across the western states and attract yuge crowds
If she doesn't care, voters might not show up for her and it maybe the Michigan upset all over again, except these are mostly small state caucuses that Sanders can easily score huge-margin victories.
While that might make for very bad optics for Clinton, she is so far ahead at this point that there is no way Bernie is going to catch up given a proportional distribution. He should quit. But so should Cruz and Kasich given the same logic. In that one though, there remains the chance that a contested convention could give one of them the nod. There is no such chance with the Dems.
It's not impossible, If Sanders can win 3-1 on average in the remaining caucuses it's actually a huge alarm for her
To be honest I am quite disappointed by the campaign
For the past week she has not done any campaigning (except a rally today in Phoenix)
Instead she has been doing fundraising in states that have voted... Can't she just do that after wrapping the nomination? On the other hand sanders continues to campaign vigorously across the western states and attract yuge crowds
If she doesn't care, voters might not show up for her and it maybe the Michigan upset all over again, except these are mostly small state caucuses that Sanders can easily score huge-margin victories.
She's been fighting that awful cold for so long, I think she really just needed a short break and this was a good opportunity. Bill and Chelsea have been out there on the trail, along with popular local surrogates such as Gabby Giffords in AZ.
Hillary's heading back out today to AZ and then on to Washington state tomorrow.
She's been fighting that awful cold for so long, I think she really just needed a short break and this was a good opportunity. Bill and Chelsea have been out there on the trail, along with popular local surrogates such as Gabby Giffords in AZ.
Hillary's heading back out today to AZ and then on to Washington state tomorrow.
Resting is good, and in fact that should be what she should do for a couple of days after March 15.. But she wasn't and was traveling to states like Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee to do fundraising which I don't understand, I rather she travels to Utah and Idaho to do fundraising and increase presence there.
I know her campaign knows better than I do but I just want her to spend more time contacting and connecting with more voters before they vote
Hope she wins Arizona or else she might suffer from 9 consecutive losses from Democrats Abroad to Wyoming... And there are 386 pledged delegates in these 9 contests (68% of these are in just 3 states Washington, Wisconsin and Arizona)
I have bad feeling for Washington caucus that it might end up like Sanders 70 - 30 Clinton, which makes 40 delegates loss just from one state.
There was a video on CNN that said that even if Clinton only wins Arizona out of all the contests coming up between tomorrow and April 5th, she'd still be ahead in pledged delegates. Also, the last couple of weeks in April will consist of contests that are favorable to Hillary.
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(not counting superdelegates, of course)