“This election is so consequential because there could not be a bigger difference between where I stand and what I believe in and where the Republicans stand”, Clinton said.
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Of course, Ms. Clinton leads in the five states that will be voting on Tuesday, so her pledged delegate count will probably increase to a point too high for Mr. Sanders to overcome.
But primary rivals Texas Sen.
Kasich will not campaign in IN, while Cruz will stay out of New Mexico and Oregon.
Neither the FBI investigation nor Bernie Sanders is stopping Clinton right now.
“Let’s break down barriers so we can all rise together …”
“The reason we’re doing so well is because we’re telling the truth”, Sanders said.
Clinton, preparing for a fight against Trump in the general election, has tried a series of attacks against the boisterous businessman in recent weeks, casting him as a security risk because of his foreign policy views, and ill-prepared and ill-suited for the job of president.
For people voting democrat, they will also vote for delegates, but those delegates will be listed on the ballot with the presidential candidate’s name they plan to vote for at the convention.
“I think if we end up losing – and I hope we do not – and if Sec”. He is winning by four points, 49 to 45 percent.
She’s trying to position herself as the unifying alternative to trump.
Tuesday’s contests are expected mark another major step forward in Mrs. Clinton’s march to the nomination. That state, the second biggest prize of the night with 95 delegates, is a Clinton stronghold. If superdelegates are taken out of the equation, her lead shrinks to 1,428 – 1,153.
Trump, in the days before Tuesday’s primaries in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island, has made several stops in deep-blue Connecticut and Maryland, staging his rallies in voter-friendly communities like Eastern Shore, Md., and blue-collar communities like Waterbury, Conn.
The Sanders campaign has begun to acknowledge that its chances are slim.
While the path to a brokered convention has narrowed, it is still rather likely.
His campaign on Monday ignored the “fraud” charges leveled by Mr. Plouffe and continued asking supports to send money. Data for black people and Latinos represent only those states where there were enough black people and Latinos in the sample to get an estimate. It’s one of the few options they have available to them at this point.
While Clinton’s delegate lead is not technically insurmountable, the Sanders campaign has a real uphill battle in order to catch up.
In Pennsylvania, though, Clinton holds a 51 to 41 percent advantage over Sanders, according to the survey. And he’s now 275 pledged delegates behind Ms. Clinton.
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In numerous coming primaries, including most of tomorrow’s contests, independents will not be welcome at the polls.
