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Old 05-09-2008, 10:37 PM   #1
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Delegate Slider: How Could Clinton Win?

Democratic delegate calculator - CNN.com


Cool program that allows you to visualize the delegate proportions and see how the math makes it impossible for a Clinton victory.

Even if she gets 85% of the vote in both West Virginia and Kentucky, Somehow wins Oregon and Montana with 60% each, Wins 85% in South Dakota, and takes ALL of the vote in Puerto Rico, she would still need more than 60% of the remaining super delegates to swing her way in order to beat Obama by 4 delegates.

Clinton said on day one of the campaign that it's all about the delegates. Then what is she still doing in this race?
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