Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has won the Rhode Island Democratic primary.
Even though there wasn't a ton of polling going into the primary, Sanders was expected to do well in the state. Rhode Island has a small nonwhite population and the primary was only semiclosed, meaning independents could actually vote for Sanders.
The Sanders campaign has maintained it still sees a path to the nomination, but close victories won't actually get Sanders there. To beat Hillary Clinton's 200 pledged delegate lead, Sanders doesn't just need to win states — he needs to win big. And Rhode Island doesn't help that much — the state only had 24 pledged delegates up for grabs.
Next, the race will head to Indiana on May 3.
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