And I was hoping she'd make some gains in VT too. That is awesome news.

We are turning the tide in Vermont!

By Tuesday they'll be splitting the two delegates!

We are breaching the fire wall!

I have to wait till May.

Turnout was quite good, steady stream of voters coming and going. It helps that there is a major, hotly contested local race. Good platform planks, too. Equal pay, justice reform, living wage ( which in some places is actually higher than $15/hour,)

I don't know why there are not Minnesota and Colorado - two caucus states that will probably go for Sanders.

Boston isn't the most diverse city, but it's far more diverse than Colorado is. Minnesota--I'm not sure.

Sitting here in Austin, watching the idiots in Houston yell at one another, knowing that whoever the Republicans nominate can't hold a candle to our candidate Hillary! And after I vote on Tuesday I will join some other Travis County Democrats to celebrate Hillary Clinton winning BIG in Texas.

So far, only Vermont is in the Sanders column--although I still give him a good shot at MA, CO, and OK.

However, even a four state win will be 3 states that aren't strongly in his favor, while Clinton pulls in seven states, six strongly.

Tuesday is my wife's birthday and I'll be taking her to dinner. Desert will be even sweeter when we get home in time to see the outcome.