re: #237 Belafon

There’s 1,646 still available (according to Google). With 1,428 delegates (not counting the supers), she’d have to win 955 remaining delegates to get nomination without adding in supers. That works out to 58%.

For Bernie, he’d have to win 1232 of the 1646 still to be decided (2,382 - 1,151). That works out to 74%.

Right now, Hillary’s got 10+ point leads nearly all in the upcoming races. She’ll very quickly top 2,383 counting supers.

Up 9.5 in CA
Up 20+ in MD
Up 9 in CT
Up 13 in PA.

Mind you, Bernie needs to be winning by massive margins to make up ground. He isn’t and wont. But this is the same exact situation that’s been in place since after Super Tuesday.

For all the talk of momentum, Bernie lost ground to Hillary over past 7 days.

Momentum: In last 7 days, @HillaryClinton picked up 172 delegates. @BernieSanders 113.

— lawhawk (@lawhawk) April 20, 2016