Lets RAISE SOME HILL in state of New York!!!!

It just has a larger MOE

Currently, 51% of likely Democratic primary voters in New York support Clinton compared to
39% who support Sanders. Another 9% do not have a candidate preference with just over a week to go
before the election.
The race is basically tied among non-Hispanic white primary voters (48% for Sanders and 46%
for Clinton), while Clinton enjoys a large lead among black, Hispanic and other voters (62% to 22%).
Clinton holds a significant advantage among voters age 50 and older (57% to 36%), while the race is
much closer among voters under 50 (45% for Clinton to 43% for Sanders).
Clinton earns similar levels of support across the state, including Manhattan and the Bronx
(52%), Brooklyn and Queens (48%), Staten Island and the metro suburbs of Nassau, Suffolk,
Westchester, Rockland, Orange, and Putnam counties (51%), and upstate New York (51%). Sanders
performs better upstate (44%) and in the metro suburbs (41%) than he does in Brooklyn/Queens (36%) or
Manhattan/Bronx (35%). However, 13% of primary voters in these four New York City boroughs say
they do not have a candidate preference.
“It is worth noting that a significant number of minority voters in New York City are undecided.
Based on past primaries, these should turn out to be Clinton voters, but Sanders is making an all-out
appeal for their support,” said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling
Institute.

the LV screening is appropriate though.

But no way Clinton only wins 48% in Brooklyn and Queens

but they say lots of undecideds and many of them are minorities who may (based on other states) end up voting for HRC.