Cool spreadsheet showing current delegate count without SD's added.

[Cassiopeia]

It also has predictions worked in for future elections coming up and how those delegates may end up going based on polling.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gTkqsr5OIOTRNM_vd_chGoN00SPX1PEWN-p6UdpWJ6k/edit#gid=0

[abelenkpe]

1. Virginia is counted twice. Nt

[Cassiopeia]

2. I'm not seeing that in the section of official numbers on the top left.

[abelenkpe]

3. Both the N and O column are Virginia

On the spreadsheet.

[Cassiopeia]

4. The only thing I see in the N and O columns

are the graph and polling predictions for MA and GA.

[abelenkpe]

6. The tab that holds the spreadsheet labeled old

Is the one I'm referring to. I'm looking at this in my phone. See three tabs one labeled old one labeled full sized chart and another says data. They don't currently match. Hope that helps

[Cassiopeia]

7. Ah

I'm looking at the data tab that has much more info. I think the data tab is the current data as of the last update. Google shows VA ended up 62/33 as the final. Delegates tend to shift around by a point or two a few days after the election as the final votes are tallied and every vote finally gets counted.

[abelenkpe]

5. And then the data sheet

Gives Clinton 61 and Sanders 33 while the old sheet gives Clinton 60 and Sanders 34 for VA. Which is correct?

[MrMickeysMom]

8. Bookmarking this!

That's great. I've been looking for similar.

Thanks, Cassiopeia!

[davidpdx]

9. The prediction in that if they are true would put Clinton up by another 150 delegates

He has to do better than those predictions in Michigan, Florida, Illinois, and Ohio.

[Cassiopeia]

10. with those numbers it tightens up to just a 34 point difference

by the end of April. A lot can happen by then of course.