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William_the_Bloody
I answered your question here, as it's the Bernie page.
His chances of winning the nomination? Not good, here's why.
1.
The Democratic establishment wants Hillary to win
, they even shortened the number of tv debates in her favour.
O'Malley: DNC stacking deck to help Clinton - CNN Video
The Democratic establishment doesn't want Bernie to win because they think he's too far to the left and therefore unelectable to swing voters.
Although I don't have time to find a direct link between the DNC & financial doners here's the
difference in Hillary & Bernie's fundraising
now and historically. (notice the amount of banks on Hillary's top list)
One Chart Shows the Biggest Difference Between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton - Mic
2.
Hillary has a lockdown on Hispanic American and Black voters.
Despite continued efforts on Sanders part he can't seem to break through.
'It's very white': Las Vegas audience exposes Bernie Sanders' Latino problem | US news | The Guardian
For Hispanic voters this is in part because of his stance on immigration,
Why Immigration Is The Hole In Bernie Sanders' Progressive Agenda | ThinkProgress
Among Black voters it's in part because their is a strong bond between many black voters and the Clintons that will be hard to unhinge.
Sanders Struggles to Dent Clinton
or to be more blunt...
Polls: Bernie Sanders' black voter problem - Business Insider
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. He does not poll well amongst centrist democratic voters.
Although somewhat old, this chart shows Bernie Sanders problem with moderate democratic voters.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-to-democrats/
Since his entrance into the race he has been polling steadily upwards, but has flatlined at 30% for the last month, which means he's probably hit the ceiling of his support.
2016 National Democratic Primary - Polls - HuffPost Pollster
Plus, Hillary also maintains a strong lead over Sanders in Iowa.
What does this all mean?
Hillary will be the Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party!
Thanks.
Should be a more interesting election than the last couple.
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