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Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis
Seeings as with Super Delegates he's down almost 600 delegates, he needs to run up huge wins, which given the demographic breakdowns so far seems very unlikely.
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Those superdelegate endorsements don't really mean much. Most if not all of them will eventually just go with the more popular candidate. They will only matter if it's really close.
So really the 200 delegate gap that's the result of actual votes is more relevant.
I will be surprised if Sanders can cover that gap, but I won't be totally shocked either.