Bernie Sanders on his strategy to overcome "uphill fight" to nomination

Donald Trump is past the 1,000 mark in his quest for 1,237 and the GOP presidential nomination. Surveys show up to 40% of Sanders voters say they may not vote for Clinton in November.

For the Republicans, Indiana delegates are allocated in such a way that one candidate could take all 57 of the possible delegates for the state.

He also cast himself as more electable against Donald Trump, arguing that superdelegates should prioritize beating the GOP frontrunner over other concerns.

But in recent months, groups like Color of Change, an umbrella organization of Latino, Jewish, Muslim and women's rights organizations, have seized on Trump's campaign to pressure companies into steering clear of the Republican event.

Among Republicans, 25 percent of voters support Ted CruzTed CruzTrump mocks Fiorina for falling off stage Poll: Overwhelming majority think Trump, Clinton will be nominees Study: Clinton's proposals would not significantly increase the debt MORE, followed by 19 percent who back John Kasich.

"My belief, after studying all of this, is you have got to look at the fine print", Clinton said of Trump and Sen. Most of Clinton's stump speech is now aimed at the boisterous businessman and not at Sanders, who she has taken to largely ignoring.

Hillary Clinton, who planned to campaign in Williamson on Monday, has been criticized for comments that her policies would put coal miners and companies out of business. Bernie Sanders just 48 percent to 46 percent.

When the convention arrives, it's important for the Democratic Party to have a moment where it truly grapples with its soul and its future instead of simply having a coronation for one candidate.

Though she has yet to clinch the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton and her team are taking early steps into a general election campaign.

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Sarandon responded, "A lot of people, but not a lot of women, not a lot of minorities once you get the information out there". The host asked her if she will vote for Clinton if Sanders loses the nomination.

"She'll be campaigning and raising money later this week in California and in Texas".

Clinton will have to keep a rearguard for the primary fight while engaging the general election battle. With only a few employees on the ground at this time four years ago, the RNC now has more than 200 in general election battlegrounds such as Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia and Colorado. But Cruz would not commit to dropping out of the race if he loses the IN primary to Trump on Tuesday.

We asked him what it is about his message that's resonating with younger voters.

None of this has seemed to bother Trump's loyal followers in the GOP primaries.

"Sen. Mitch McConnell and his forces are spending a ton of money to stop Stutzman in the primary".

Clinton had told CNN's Jake Tapper last week: "I have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak". "But, I'm an admirer of the city and how it developed", said Clinton.

To a person, all were horrified at a Trump tone on immigration they find inaccurate and disrespectful.

That lack of enthusiasm for the candidates trying to catch Trump may be behind tepid support for the race to even continue. The former secretary of state is still 91 percent of the way to the nomination, according to The Associated Press. "In other words, it will be a contested convention".

Pat Harris, the convenor for Hillary Clinton's caucus, says 37 people were on Sunday's ballot.