When will Bernie or Hillary concede?

[Chichiri]

I think we would all like for this to be over -- preferably in favor of our respective candidates, but over nonetheless. But when will that happen? What's your opinion? Feel free to explain below.

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	Between now and February 29 (SC).
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	Between March 1 and March 4 (Super Tuesday).
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	Between March 5 and March 14 (KS, LA, NE, ME, MI, MS).
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	Between March 15 and March 31 (swing states, western states).
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	Between April 1 and April 25 (WI, NY).
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	Between April 26 and May 16 (remaining New England states except DE, plus IN, WV).
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	Between May 17 and June 6 (KY, OR, PR).
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	Between June 6 and July 24 (CA, DE, and all remaining states).
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	Between July 25 and July 28 (during the actual Convention).
	6 (86%)
	There will be no concession.
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[cascadiance]

1. One of the last two...

Bernie just said he'd continue to compete until the election. The closeness of the race now indicates this to be the reality, even if some would want to "wish" for it to be over sooner.

The last option might happen here if someone like Bernie gets most of the pledged delegates, and the superdelegates try to STEAL the vote and STEAL the democratic process to put in Hillary instead. I don't think he will concede then, and if she's allowed to be the president then, I think the Republicans win the GE.

[Chichiri]

2. Call me an optimist, but I think New York will do it. nt

[mgmaggiemg]

3. hard to say exactly

but she's worked her way to the top of the hill excuse the tripple pun and I think the rest of the states she's got momentum and she's just starting to pick up speed

[Chichiri]

6. Whoa, nice one! nt

[longship]

4. I am hoping for a caged throw-down match.

WWF will be all over this. It would have to be on Pay-Per-View.

I support and will be voting for Bernie Sanders in the MI primary. I will support and vote for whoever gets the Democratic Party nomination in November.

This is really a very simple solution. Any alternative is much too horrible to consider. Anybody who is considers another tactic is not paying much attention to the big picture.

[gwheezie]

5. It depends

If one is clearly losing and has no path to winning, then concede. Otherwise it's up to their campaigns.