Maybe he can dispatch Cornel West and Tim Robbins to help out.

There will be time to campaign in PA, although both candidates will campaign there before the NY election, too.

The amazing polls I saw before showed Hillary with double digit leads in so many states.

And yet Bernie won with yuge margins in those same states.

and the polling there was crap due to bad turnout models.

Primary polling hasn't shown a bias towards either candidate.

Pennsylvania is not a close race right now.

My memory was that polls were being shoved down our throats showing Hillary with leads in Idaho, Utah, Hawaii, Alaska etc. in weeks past.

I'll dig them up if I have some time later.

You do realize that sometimes polls are about creating reality and not actually showing reality.

unless it's a place where there's been a lot of polling done--Iowa for example.

The one big case was Michigan. But, they were using a really bad turnout model there--basing it off the very low turnout 2008 race.

Sure it may end up this way too but I wouldn't bet on it. I expect a competitive race.

was such a fustercluck.

IL started closing magically after the MI polls were shown to be horrible. A cynical person might infer that there was poll herding going on and that they tweaked their turnout models after Michigan.

Closed primary in Pennsylvania, so there's less of an X factor for dithering independents trying to decide between voting Sanders or against Trump.

Obama had weeks to register new voters, didn't work.