can easily be seen in latest projections from Benchmark Politics:

x People have asked about New Jersey. Here is the current NJ Projection - Clinton 64% - Sanders 36%. pic.twitter.com/wcWelp58tC — Benchmark Politics (@benchmarkpol) May 31, 2016

The overall project of 64-38 — a 26 point margin — does not tell the complete story.

Bernie is projected to lose every single county. His best performance is in Morris County, for which the projection is ONLY 55.2-44.8, or a 10.4% margin for Clinton.

His worst is Essex (Newark), where he gets blown out 78.76-21.24, or a 57.52% margin.

Makes all the sense that if Clinton is going to spend any time in a June 7 primary state, it should be CA and not NJ. And she is close enough for a quick trip to NM if she wants

Oh and in case you forgot, here is Benchmark’s projection for CA:

x New California county level projections, same state level result: Clinton 56% - Sanders 44%. pic.twitter.com/KZvnrGzzL0 Ã¢ÂÂ Benchmark Politics (@benchmarkpol) May 30, 2016

FWIW — the only one of the twelve biggest counties Sanders wins is Santa Clara, and that by only 2.45%, while losing larger counties by big margins: LA by 22.97%, Riverside by 24>72%, and San Bernadino by 30.15%.

Benchmark has been about the most consistently accurate so far this season. I would say one week from today is likely to be a strongly positive occasion for Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton.