Biden could command majority of Democratic delegates after coronavirus-delayed primaries

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Joe Biden could control the majority of Democratic delegates after Tuesday’s primaries, diluting Bernie Sanders’s ability to influence the party’s platform at this summer’s convention.

Biden has the opportunity to break through the 1,991 threshold of pledged delegates needed for the 2020 presidential nomination when a slew of states host their contests on June 2.

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