<p>Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has defeated Bernie Sanders by a wide margin in the New York carrying over 57% of the vote, to Sanders&#8217; 43%. This slightly better than expected from polling data, but not surprising since Mrs. Clinton was twice elected Senator for New York.</p>
<p>This provides an additional 104 delegates for Clinton and 85 for Sanders.  ;</p>
<p>Including superdelegates, Mrs. Clinton now has 1862, and needs only 521 more delegates to reach the magic number of 2383 to clinch the nomination. She needs only 30% of the remaining delegates to reach this number.</p>
<p>Senator Sanders would need over 70% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination.</p>
<p>The latest polls have Bernie Sanders in a near dead heat with Clinton nationwide, and he may continue to win a number of the remaining states. However mathematically he has little chance for victory.</p>
<p>We stand by our prediction that Clinton will be the nominee, barring a major breakdown in her campaign. However a possible indictment looms over Mrs. Clintons mishandling of classified information using an unsecure email server.</p>
<p>Our sources say an indictment is coming. If this happens will the superdelegates defect?</p>