Tomorrow is the beginning of the end: Puerto Rico/US Virgin Island June 4-5 primaries

[Sancho]

Hillary needs about 70. By the end of the weekend, she will be down to 25? 30? Who knows exactly with SDs coming on board everyday - and some obvious SDs who won't make a public announcement so the DNC appears unbiased. Heck, this thing could be over before June 7.

Needed to win nomination: 2,383
Hillary Clinton: 2,313 (includes 544 super delegates
Bernie Sanders: 1,546 (includes 45 super delegates)
Not yet allocated: 906

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-delegate-tracker/

U.S. Virgin Islands
Jun. 4
12

Puerto Rico
Jun. 5
67

[Thinkingabout]

1. Soon and very soon.

[beachbum bob]

2. pick up 40-50 more delegates

be a couple dozen away from the nomination monday morning....so around 9pm tuesday night she becomes our nominee

could be sooner if uncommitted supers come in between now and tuesday

[riversedge]

3. Make it so--as the Captain used to say.

[Sancho]

5. Haha..Nancy Pelosi and DWS haven't "committed".

Officially. Nor Obama.

The "real" count now is probably 60. Before June 7, it could be 2 dozen at the moment NJ opens the door.

[Cha]

7. LOL... sorry you're

first sig gif is cracking me up!

But, yeah.. I like that they haven't "officially" committed yet.

[KewlKat]

4. What's the NOT YET ALLOCATED

delegates? Are these to be awarded in the remaining primaries?

[Sancho]

6. The remaining primaries plus the uncommitted SDs

different websites have slightly different tallies.

[Princess Turandot]

8. On Tuesday, she'll also achieve a majority of pledged delegates!

There are a total of 4,051 pledged delegates; 2,026 gains the majority.

Right now, she has 1,769. So she needs only 257 (~ 35%) of the 761 pledged delegates to be decided between tomorrow and Tuesday night. (Another 20 from DC will be decided on 6/14.)

That will give her the majority of pledged delegates, super-delegates and of course, millions more in actual votes.