Please, help me get the math right here.

[sadoldgirl]

20%are superdelegates, iow HRC delegates.

So she only needs 31% of the elected delegates,

but Bernie would need 66% of those to succeed.

If so, that is a "himalayan " mountain to climb.

[truebluegreen]

1. your concern is noted

[Demeter]

2. Those superdelegates can change their minds

and I'll bet you they do

[RoccoR5955]

3. Not all superdelegates will vote one way.

They never do. So it may be a climb, but not as much of one as you think it may be.

[sabrina 1]

4. He's already climbed mountains that were supposedly not possible for him to climb.

Not worried about this at all.

[sadoldgirl]

5. I hope you are right about changing of

the votes. I just tried to calculate, and was very
depressed. Thanks for getting me in a somewhat
better mood!

[Motown_Johnny]

6. The hope is that the Superdelegates won't over rule the will

of their constituents.

She seemed to flirt with this back in '08 and it didn't work.

[jwirr]

7. During the 2008 election if I am not mistaken. A lot of the super-delegates

voted the way their state voted. They did not go against the winner of the primary in their state. Hopefully they will do his again.