>>>As far as "what the voters want", Hillary's delegate count lead is stronger than her popular vote lead, because of the DNC system of superdelegates. Between the DNC and the RNC, the DNC is far less democratic.
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>>Worth pointing out also that (I think) Democrats use proportional allocation of delegates everywhere, while Republicans have some "winner take all" states (and some where it's "big enough winner takes all." Proportional is surely more democratic.
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>>Tamar
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>I agree, but Super-delegates are the key. You can't win the nomination without them and they can vote for whom they want. Bernie's been tearing up the primaries, but hillary is leading substantially becuase of the "superdelegates" who will vote for her regardless. Its a complete sham...

Except that Hillary has earned more regular delegates, too. https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=democratic+delegate+count&eob=m.09c7w0/D/5/short/m.09c7w0/ says:

Clinton Sanders
Pledged delegates 1,683 1,362
Superdelegates 522 39

Tamar