[pe2-image src=”https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/-R5jFPZC7mqw\/V1Mcc28MbQI\/AAAAAAAABVM\/G28kfrRVs4EWLqf9iNBmZ6Ia7Pkm4PdIgCHM\/s144-c-o\/20160604_1018%2BBernie%2BSanders%2BErased%2BHillary%2BClinton%2527s%2B15-Point%2BLead%2BIn%2BCalifornia%2B%2528inquistr%2529.jpg” href=”https:\/\/picasaweb.google.com\/102930737536139888016\/6291334536310228897#6292404386476616962″ caption=”Bernie Sanders Erased Hillary Clinton's 15-Point Lead In California By Nathan Francis, Inquisitr (June 4, 2016 10:18 a.m.) — Bernie Sanders looked as if he would limp into the California primary and watch his upset bid over Hillary Clinton fizzle, but a surge in the polls and rumblings that superdelegates committed to Clinton may be showing hesitation has given his campaign new energy.In recent weeks, Clinton appeared to hold a wide lead over Sanders in the Golden State. Polls showed her lead to be somewhere in the range of 15 to 18 points over Bernie Sanders, pointing to a win that would seal the nomination, thanks to Clinton\u2019s big lead in the party-picked superdelegates, many of whom committed to her before a single vote was cast this year.The past week saw an abrupt change, however. The latest set of polls from California showed the two candidates in a dead heat, and a new USC Dornsife\/Los Angeles Times poll this week found that Sanders had actually taken a slim lead. http:\/\/publicskeleton.com\/media\/?p=1160″ type=”image” alt=”20160604_1018 Bernie Sanders Erased Hillary Clinton’s 15-Point Lead In California (inquistr).jpg” ] Bernie Sanders Erased Hillary Clinton’s 15-Point Lead In California
\n By Nathan Francis, Inquisitr<\/p>\n
(June 4, 2016 10:18 a.m.) — Bernie Sanders looked as if he would limp into the California primary and watch his upset bid over Hillary Clinton fizzle, but a surge in the polls and rumblings that superdelegates committed to Clinton may be showing hesitation has given his campaign new energy.<\/p>\n
In recent weeks, Clinton appeared to hold a wide lead over Sanders in the Golden State. Polls showed her lead to be somewhere in the range of 15 to 18 points over Bernie Sanders, pointing to a win that would seal the nomination, thanks to Clinton\u2019s big lead in the party-picked superdelegates, many of whom committed to her before a single vote was cast this year.<\/p>\n
The past week saw an abrupt change, however. The latest set of polls from California showed the two candidates in a dead heat, and a new USC Dornsife\/Los Angeles Times poll this week found that Sanders had actually taken a slim lead.<\/p>\n