Just counting the 35 states where a popular vote has been taken, under winner takes all delegates, including super delegates, Hillary Clinton has already clinched the Democrat nomination with her win in Pennsylvania.
Hillary has won 21 state contests so far, topping the 2382 delegates needed with 2523 because of Pennsylvania.
Bernie Sanders has won 14 state contests, but has garnered just 731 delegates under winner take all, including super delegates.
So far no popular vote was taken in Iowa, Nevada, American Samoa, Maine, Northern Mariana Islands, Alaska and Washington State.
The reality of the actual system, however, is that Bernie Sanders so far has accumulated 1357 delegates of both types, and Hillary 2165.
As in the Republican primaries, the also ran benefits at the expense of the front-runner.
