out of 1400 left?

delegates.

Of the total 4051 pledged delegates, the current count is:
Hillary: 1444
Bernie: 1207
Total: 2651

So with 2651 allocated so far there are (4051 - 2651 = 1400) remaining to be allocated by way of future Democratic primaries.

A majority of the 4051 delegates is 2026. Bernie therefore needs (2026 - 1207 = 819) more delegates in order to have a majority.

So Bernie needs to get 819 out of the remaining 1400 delegates, which is 58.5%.

Perhaps in the party primary you are talking your figures may be correct but not in the DNC primary. Maybe Hillary and the GOP nominee will be running in an election with the winner of the primary you are talking.

The super delegates will go with the will of the people.

But using your method all of the super delegates will vote for Hillary, she has the most delegates and the most votes.

Now kindly tell Jeff Weaver that.

You might not feel the same.

Clinton still won't get my vote.

but there are others here who might come to their senses.

Its amazing how much denial Clinton supporters are in.

It will be kind amusing to watch the post toasties of the democratic party in November.

Perhaps you should have a little more caution about accusing others of being delusional.

Sorry, but Clinton IS a republican.

Well that would be Sanders.

Tinkerbell will die unless you CLAP HARDER!

And it wouldn't be Tinker Bell that would be the little pizza eating elves in the Dresden books

wants to know what I'm laughing so hard at. Well done.

HAAA!!!!

Sid

To get enough PLEDGED delegates, she would need to get over 68% of remaining delegates.


And wow, I just noticed, this must be one of those threads that puts a bee under the bonnet of the Hillary supporters because I am the 12th comment but I can only see mine and one other.

for corporate cheerleaders to win the Democratic nomination.

We need to start expecting more from our candidates. A precedent should be set: Third Way apparatchiks get monkey-wrenched.

Just annoyed at the denial.

for the candidate that enters the convention with the pledged delegate majority?

If it's Hillary, they should go with Bernie.

That's why the goalpost in pledged delegates for Bernie is 2026 and for Clinton is 2383.

If Hillary has more pledged delegates then the supers should do what is best for the party and vote for Bernard

If Hillary has fewer pledged delegates then the supers should do the right thing and vote with the majority - which favors Bernard

Because....Hillary is corrupt and mean and petty, and wears bad clothes, and cackles, and BILLIONAIRES!

busy laughing our asses off we don't bother posting on all these delusional threads.

Fuck no. You play until you either win or lose.

There are 1400+ delegates up for grabs...

And, I'll bet that if neither candidate has the sufficient number of delegates,
the Super Delegates will be allocated to Sanders.

The Democratic Party better wise up. Sanders is the real deal - not Clinton.
There is no way Americans will vote for Clinton to become president.

in the General election because he can help out with down ballot races. Oh, and when he concedes and stumps for Hillary the money will help there too.

It's a win-win for Hillary and the Dems, so by all means, donate to Bernard!

Game been over for a while...

Reality is...well...real.