After Tuesday’s sweep of five states, the former Secretary of State has a lead of more than three hundred delegates, and that isn’t counting the Party-appointed superdelegates, the vast majority of whom are on her side. The Sanders campaign has the resources and the enthusiasm to carry the fight all the way to the convention, but it no longer has an obvious route to victory. To overtake Clinton, the Vermont senator would need to rack up huge victories in states like New York and California. That’s not impossible, but it helps to explain why Predictwise, a Web site that combines information from the betting markets and the polls, now puts the probability of Clinton clinching the nomination at ninety-four per cent.
Hillary Clinton Versus Donald Trump: The Battle Ahead - The New Yorker
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