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Iowa dems have decided their 29 district delegates
Looks like some slight changes from the previous rounds, but not enough to impact any national delegates. Sanders won the 1st and 2nd, Clinton the 3rd and 4th. The 3rd is the only District with an odd amount of districts so Clinton gets the extra delegate there
.The margins in the other three were all small and due to they were even amount of delegates were split. Clinton 15-14. Statewide delegates estimate remain a 7-7 tie with one too close to call, the too close to call delegate does favor Clinton. These will be finalized in June.
Haven't kept up with this thread of late, but with some recent Primaries in WEst Virginia, Indiana, Guam and another Convention round in Maine and Nevada i have updated the figures below
Democrats
Clinton 1716 (hard total 1680)-- Needs 34.5% of remaining delegates to get 50% +1 of pledged delegates) Sanders 1437 (hard total 1358)- Needs 65.6% of Remaining Delegates to get 50% +1 of Pledged Delegates) Too close to call 1 78.8% of pledged delegates have been awarded so far
Alaska's delegates are finalized later in the process (as are Idaho and Washington, Iowa and Wyoming's Statewide delegates) estimates can be made based off caucus night results (this includes later convention's if not final) due to the fact these can still change later in the process any congressional district or statewide delegate that is within 1% of flipping I will put them in the category of too close to call
With everryone else out of the race it is only a matter of time before Trump breaks the 1,237 mark so he is basically the presumptive nominee.
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