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12/30/2015

This interactive webpage from The New York Times presents a visualization of the 2016 Democratic primary race. It allows users to explore how different scenarios and voting patterns could have affected the outcome of the primary. The visualization displays the number of pledged delegates won by each candidate, along with the number needed to secure the nomination. Users can toggle between different scenarios, such as changing the proportion of support from different demographic groups or altering voter turnout. Overall, this interactive tool provides a dynamic and informative way to understand the dynamics of the 2016 Democratic primary.

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