The delegate will be awarded based on final vote tallies and Clinton now leads Sanders by a slim margin of about 500 votes in that district.
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Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are in a virtual tie two weeks ahead of the primary election in California, with Sanders eliminating the modest advantage she held two months ago, according to a new statewide poll released late Wednesday.
He said the Democratic Party could choose to be more inclusive.
“That’s a decision that Senator Sanders is going to have to make”, Reed said “But I think it should be clearer and clearer to him that we have to be a united party to be successful in November”.
Mr Sanders has signed a letter requesting a full and complete check and re-canvass of the Democratic Party’s election results in Kentucky.
“This campaign is listening to people who are not often listened to”, he said.
Sanders said he had a “shot” at winning the June 7 California primary against Hillary Clinton and said, given his delegate deficit, it was “imperative” that he perform well.
The Democratic Party platform drafting committee is top heavy with veterans of political battles over Israel – some friendly, some critical, and including at least one major backer of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
Iger, a donor to the Clinton campaign, responded to Sanders’s criticisms by posting a message on his private Facebook account, which was later obtained by website The Wrap.
And then you take a look at this presidential cycle, it’s not just the rise of Bernie Sanders, but you also have Donald Trump.
Supporters of both Clinton and Sanders are hoping they can win over some Independents and Republicans.
“He’s in this until every last vote is counted and he’s fighting for every last delegate”, said Mr Sanders’ spokesman Michael Briggs. “Especially given that the race is still contested and she had previously agreed to a final debate before the California primary”. “But in fact, that’s what conventions are really about – for parties to do the business of the party”.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, left, embracing philosopher and social activist Cornel West in Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 14, 2015.
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