Democratic popular vote: Clinton 8,442,557 Sanders 5,925,623 Clinton +2,516,934

[grossproffit]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/democratic_vote_count.html

[enid602]

1. Clinton

Looks like we might be witnessing a Revolution . . . a CLINTON Revolution.

[Stallion]

2. And Many Of The Sanders Voters Are Independents

Clinton is the overwhelming favorite of Democrats

[leveymg]

3. I have some rude news for you: 19m Republican votes in the same primary states

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You can do the addition. Go to the same site and press the GOP popular vote button. Then think about what that means for November. Think hard, particularly if you feel like celebrating tonight.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/republican_vote_count.html

State Date Trump Cruz Rubio Kasich Carson
Popular Vote Total - 7,530,844 5,473,760 3,361,870 2,719,594 676,741

[Punkingal]

4. Thank you!

We are screwed in November.

[leveymg]

6. Nothing could be clearer. The numbers don't lie, much.

This is a reversal of 8 years ago.

[ashtonelijah]

14. The 2000 race had a greater disparity between the primaries in favor of Republicans..

...yet a Democrat won the popular vote, even if the Supreme Court helped steal the election.

[leveymg]

15. Take a look at the FL numbers for the primary and the Gen

for 2000 and today. Even with the demographic changrs that should be favoring the Dems, we haven't increased proportionally. The GOP have, and that's true in the vast majority of states, particularly compared to 2008. Comparisons with the last election cycle are more accurate, I believe, and that shows a strong trend favoring the other team.

[brooklynite]

5. Well, you can't trust "low information" voters...

[leveymg]

7. What do you think of the fact that we're about 5m votes behind the GOP at this point?

Kinda gives you pause to think about the bigger picture, doesn't it? Or maybe not. You tell us why now or try explaining it in November.

[brooklynite]

8. I think that's Primary energy...and I think that Trump as nominee will tear the GOP apart

[leveymg]

9. Why doesn't that energy transfer and why do you think the Dems aren't also tearing themselves apart?

Please explain that, too.

[brooklynite]

10. ...because a majority of the Democratic Party supports their nominee...

[leveymg]

13. That doesn't account for the 35 perc greater GOP turnout, a record

And the generally much lower Democratic turnout compared to 08. That seems to be at least as big a problem for us in the General.

A majority of the party generally support their nominee but will they show up and vote in November? The Independents still seem to loathe Hillary and they dwarf both parties. This is grim. Can you show us a path forward other than exhortation to greater unity?

[tritsofme]

11. Incredible, nearly 60% of the vote. Sanders has no path to the nomination.

[Number23]

12. And what's funny is that it won't do one dang thing to stop the "the hearsts of America are with

Bernie!1one" posts.