(05-04-2016, 11:15 AM)Punchwood Wrote: Indiana is one state, with just 83 delegates. In California polls show him 10% behind and in New Jersey there are few polls but all have him trailing Clinton in double digits. Sanders is doing what Hillary was doing 2008 winning states near the end of the race but these states are not enough to get him to catch up. You are now hoping that there is voter fraud on a huge scale that will give Sanders Arizona and New York. Face it you guys have lost. There is no way Sanders can overtake Hillary in the popular vote or pledged delegates and that is the only way he will win as the superdelegates will then back him.

Your negativity is such a nuisance. First of all, the case of Arizona is very real because the leading Democrat there assumed that there would be low turnout when many other states before Arizona reported high voter turnout, so she closed down many polling sites and there were people who were turned away. Second of all, it is not over until each and every single delegate has voted at floor of the Convention.