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To win on 2nd ballot, Sanders will have to win at least a majority of the Superdelegates with the exact amount being unknown. It could happen if the majority of superdelegates feel that the candidate with the highest pledged delegate count should win. But if Biden & Bloomberg delegates and possibly others don't want to go that way, they might try to cobble together a coalition. Maybe it works to yield a different winner, maybe it gets some sort of concessions from Sanders on VP, platform and other things.
Hmm.. Last time they made a prediction for the Democrats they predicted that Hillary would beat Obama to nominated in 2008.
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