The nomination is now taken for granted, so much so that the duel with the Republican candidate Donald Trump has already begun, but Hillary Clinton adds another important step before the Democratic convention that will officially designate her as a candidate for the White House in the November elections: on the eve of the last and crucial stage of the Primaries in California, scheduled for Tuesday 7 June, the former First Lady won the challenge of Puerto Rico, which was also a strong point of the challenger Bernie Sanders.
The victory gives an important boost to the former Secretary of State of the first Obama presidency, in view of the primaries tomorrow, June 7, which will affect six states, including New Jersey and above all, as mentioned, California. Clinton is one step away from reaching the 2.383 delegates necessary for victory: at the moment, with the 31 delegates won in Puerto Rico, is at 2.355 against his opponent's 1.563. The vote in California alone puts 546 delegates up for grabs.
