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Hillary needs 41.6% of remaining pledged delegates.
NY Times' live model is predicting a delegate split of 138 and 109. If that holds, Hillary will need 41.6% of remaining pledged delegates, and Sanders will need 58.5%.
Put another way: Sanders needs 819 delegates, and there are 1,400 delegates remaining.
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Anything less will surely be declared a disaster for Hillary in GD-P. If a single person in the country votes for Bernie, that means Hillary failed to get his/her vote. How can we have someone who can't get every single vote represent the Democratic Party?
Bernie, of course, doesn't actually need to win any more states. He's winning by definition because he's got momentum!
