As I mentioned, I think when it comes to predicting who'll win the White House, it's not about assessing momentum or gauging debate performance or noticing who's getting big turnouts for their speeches. It's about counting electoral votes. If you want to convince me someone's going to be the next president, tell me the states they'll win. And those states had better have 270 electoral votes.
In the same way, winning the nomination is a matter of racking up delegates. What would Bernie Sanders have to do to arrive at the convention in Philadelphia with more than Hillary Clinton? Andrew Prokov breaks it down for us and it doesn't look encouraging for Bernie.