Could We See a Bernie Sander's Second-Half Comeback?

The transcript discusses Bernie Sanders' recent success in Washington and his potential to debate Hillary Clinton in New York, contingent on his performance in Wisconsin. Sanders faces a tough delegate challenge, needing nearly 70% of remaining delegates. Wisconsin is crucial for Sanders due to its open primary and demographic fit. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is focusing on consolidating support in Wisconsin, with Paul Ryan maintaining distance. Ted Cruz faces challenges in gaining momentum against Trump, needing to overcome media distractions and energize his base.

What percentage of delegates does Bernie Sanders need to win to have a chance at the nomination?

• 80%

• 70%

• 50%

• 60%

Why is Wisconsin considered a favorable state for Bernie Sanders?

• It is a closed primary state.

• It has a strong Republican base.

• It has a large minority population.

• It is an open primary state.

What is Paul Ryan's approach towards the Republican nominee selection?

• He is campaigning for Bernie Sanders.

• He is neutral and maintains a hands-off approach.

• He actively supports Donald Trump.

• He supports Ted Cruz.

What is a major challenge for Ted Cruz's campaign according to the discussion?

• Winning over minority voters.

• Overcoming Donald Trump's delegate lead.

• Securing media endorsements.

• Raising campaign funds.

What does the comparison of rally sizes between Trump and Cruz indicate?

• Trump has more enthusiastic supporters.

• Cruz has more enthusiastic supporters.

• Both have equal support.

• Rally sizes do not indicate support levels.