It appears to me that Hillary has also given up on Wyoming. Bernie gave his acceptance

[shraby]

speech last night from Wyoming. Hillary was in New York.
My guess is that's another state for Bernie.

[firebrand80]

1. "Given up" implies that she was making an effort in the first place

I highly doubt she's spent any resources there

[morningfog]

5. I hope she gets less than 15% and no delegates.

[firebrand80]

10. whatever makes you feel better nt

[morningfog]

11. Bernie closing gap does!

[geek tragedy]

2. it's a caucus state, Bernie will dominate there. nt

[ViseGrip]

3. Yes, Wyoming, Oregon, and the Dakota's are Bernie country.....

[morningfog]

4. I've yet to hear a valid explanation for why she either

does poorly in caucuses or just concedes then without contest.

[geek tragedy]

7. same thing happened in 2008--caucuses are whoever has

the people willing and able to go through the rigmarole of a 2-5 hour caucus.

it's extremely hard to GOTV for that kind of event. very resource intensive with hard to predict returns.

her supporters don't run on passion like Obama's did in 2008 or Bernie's do in 2016. But they sure as hell vote.

[BernieforPres2016]

6. Hillary can't get to places like Wyoming

She has to spend too much time doing high dollar fundraisers all over the country. It's a little past peak ski season to do one in Jackson Hole.

[ibegurpard]

8. She never had a presence to begin with

She utterly wrote off the Mountain West

[MineralMan]

9. Yes. Wyoming will be in Bernie's camp.

It sends 14 pledged delegates to the convention. New York, on the other hand, sends 291 delegates to the convention. It looks like Hillary is doing her math homework, really.

Wyoming is also a caucus state, while NY is a closed primary state. If I were Hillary, I'd be in New York, too. Bernie will win in Wyoming and get most of its delegates. He really needs to win strongly in New York, too. If I were him, I'd be in New York as well, and let Wyoming do its own thing.

Math.