claim: winning enough pledged delegates is "not impossible."
author: bernie sanders
evidence_1: may 2, 2016 ... the host of cbs news' face the nation, john dickerson, pressed sanders on his odds of pulling that off. "to get there, many analysts who look at the pledged delegates just say, it's mathematically impossible," dickerson said on may 1, 2016. "are they wrong?" "it's difficult," sanders said. "it's not impossible ...
evidence_2: may 19, 2016 ... unlikely, but not impossible ... it's all but impossible for either clinton or sanders to amass enough pledged delegates to ensure the nomination before the convention. to achieve the 2,383 votes ... sanders could not reach the mark even if he were to win all of the remaining pledged delegates. this puts the ...
evidence_3: may 6, 2016 ... it is impossible for sanders to win with just pledged delegates—unelected superdelegates will determine the primary https://t.co/hgt8azk04s ... in a narrow and technical sense, they're right: hillary clinton is not going to get enough of the pledged delegates to clinch the nomination outright, so she will ...
evidence_4: may 4, 2016 ... it is mathematically impossible for bernie sanders to win enough delegates in the remaining democratic contests to secure the nomination, but his aides see a path through a convention battle in philadelphia that would target the party's superdelegates.
evidence_5: jun 7, 2016 ... getting 85.3 percent of the vote in california would not only be a stunning achievement, it would mean sanders got all of its delegates. ... jersey on tuesday night, it's still possible to turn that around: sanders can still, theoretically, win enough pledged delegates to hold a majority by the time voting ends.