Contrary to the Media and Hillary Supporters the Race has been tightening.

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

If Bernie Sanders reaches past the orange line by the convention then he will have the lead in pledged delegates.

[rateyes]

1. Looking good!

[upaloopa]

2. He doesn't have enough states left or enough delegates at the rate he is winning.

[HumanityExperiment]

3. "Rate he is winning"...

a concession I read here, LOL...

the 'rate' he's winning was blown outta the water this past weekend so there is that, hence the 'concession' in the HRC supporters reply here

HRC supporters are scared and this is just one reply that 'notes' that...

[CalvinballPro]

9. You've got 5 caucuses left. Make them count, I guess.

After that, it's a wave of closed primaries in large-delegate states where Sanders trails badly.

Guess which candidate, between Clinton and Sanders, has yet to win a single closed primary? I'll give you a hint: it's not Clinton.

[HumanityExperiment]

15. My count...

22 primaries left to cast their ballots

again, I'm not worried, since that's 22 more times I get excited about Bernie's chances to win with a candidate that's continually increasing his #'s month by month both delegate and supporters

[still_one]

4. They seem to not understand numbers

[KPN]

5. Nonsense.

Momentum is building, not declining. Denial doesn't fix this problem for you.

[CalvinballPro]

10. momentum =/= delegates

[NWCorona]

6. I'm willing to wait and see

The naysayers were saying it would be over after the first super Tuesday.

[cosmicone]

7. Stick a fork in him.

There are only three non-diverse states with caucuses and hardly any "open" primaries where outsiders can cause mischief.

It is CLOSED primary time baby.

[JEB]

8. People are waking to the neo-con foreign policies

as well as the Wall Street glad handing.

[Scuba]

11. "Sanders won't win a single state. He won't even win Vermont. He'll drop out after Super Tuesday."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=802307

[progressoid]

13. Ha. There were a lot of those fantastic prognostications here.

[MisterP]

19. it's like their approach to the elections: "Dems WILL WIN 80% of both houses! and the

inevitable loss will be the lefties' fault!"

they're not even listening to themselves at this point

[Uncle Joe]

12. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread, GeorgiaPeanuts.

[progressoid]

14. Love that first graphic.

[rock]

16. It's a stochastic process

Like the daily temperature. It increases, it decreases. But nevertheless large scale patterns can apply. Would you you car to guess what that would be for Hillary versus Sanders?

[GeorgiaPeanuts]

17. The DNC frontloaded the primary process in her favor to try and stifle any other candidates...

Too bad the "fringe" candidate has exceeded all expectations and is continuing to outraise Clinton despite a ~230 delegate lead still remaining to overcome. This ain't over till the final voter casts their ballot in Washington DC.

Remember she even had to break the seal on her General Election only SuperPAC, and had organizations that should be supporting both candidates pouring lots of money into these contests.

[rock]

18. Sure

And welcome to DU.