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Sanders picks up a few more delegates at Colorado convention
US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders talks as he meets reporters at the Vatican Saturday, April 16, 2016. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says in an interview with The Associated Press that he met with Pope Francis. Sanders says the meeting took place Saturday morning before the pope left for his one-day visit to Greece. He says he was honored by the meeting, and that he told the pope he appreciated the message that he is sending the world about the need to inject morality and justice into the world economy. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bernie Sanders is netting a few extra delegates at Colorado’s Democratic state convention — though it’s not having a real impact on his chances to win the presidential nomination.
Colorado has a multistep process of allocating delegates. Based on the March 1 caucus, Sanders initially picked up 38 delegates to Hillary Clinton’s 28.
Since then, Sanders has won additional support at congressional district conventions and Saturday’s state convention, resulting in a few more delegates.
The final delegate allocation for Colorado: 41 for Sanders, 25 for Clinton.
That means, to date, Clinton has 1,289 delegates from primaries and caucuses to Sanders’ 1,045.
When including superdelegates, or party officials who can support any candidate, Clinton has 1,758 to Sanders’ 1,076.
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