Delegate Math and Popular Vote
Tags: Barack Obama, Campaign, Delegates, Democrat, Hillary Clinton, videoPennsylvania is the next big step in the Democrat race. Hillary is on a 3-state win, and expects to continue to roll on. But will it matter? Obama needs to win 46% of all remaining states to reach the required number of delegates; Hillary 56%. Obama currently has the popular vote (by approximately 600,000 people), and the Super Delegate factor looms in the background.
If this were Las Vegas, the odds are with Obama to take it all. Now Hillary is hinting at a combined Pres/VP ticket with Obama. A hint we suspect is meant to throw attention away from her struggle to stay in the race, in the hopes Obama will grab at the chance.
Watch the analyst discussion on the short video on the delegate math challenge.
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