It's all going to come down to GOTV in California

[Fla Dem]

New Jersey is already in HRC's column, but Ca is a toss up.

Even though HRC will be the presumptive Democratic Nominee before the polls close in Ca tomorrow, I still want her to win Ca. It will be a close race, and with no Republican contest, you can bet a lot of RW'ers registered Dem or Ind to vote against HRC.

[tonyt53]

1. You can count on them voting against her, just as they did in several open primary states

Hell, they even admitted it in WV.

[DLCWIdem]

6. I think there's a good chance that repugs wont bother. They know she wins anyway and it's more

complex in CA. They have to switch their ballot from non-preference to a dem ballot.

[stopbush]

2. Hillary will win CA by at least 7 points.

That's my prediction and I'm sticking with it.

[TwilightZone]

3. A CA Clinton win would help tone down the nonsense.

Not here, of course, but in the real world.

She's going to be the presumptive nominee regardless, but a win in CA would help close the symbolic door on this primary season a little more effectively.

[Cha]

4. #GOTV4Hillary! #CaliforniaVotes!

I know, Fla Dem.. I'm sure they're on it!

[BobbyDrake]

5. I am sick of playing the media's game. CA will not matter, at all, after NJ votes. Let's stop

pretending otherwise.

[Walk away]

7. It come down to the fact that Hillary will be more likely to beat Trump without...

Bernie Sanders sniping and whining all the way to the convention. Even though she will be the presumptive nominee tomorrow night at 8:00pm EST, a win in California will shut Bernie up and help us win the White House.

GO AWAY BERNIE!!!

[Koinos]

8. I'm not sure anything will shut up Bernie.

He has no "off" button. But we can hope.

[SaschaHM]

9. Yup, not to mention GoTV and Voter education prior to the contest.

Sanders has always dropped the ball in that area so expect for early voting to hurt him quite a bit. I think this will be another NY, but smaller. A 5-10 point Clinton win is what I'm hoping for.