Following national trends, we see Clinton dominating in the 35+ age group, while Sanders managed to get a slight edge in the 17-34 crowd. This reflects general perception of the race. Unfortunately for Sanders, young voters have usually turned out in lower proportions, especially so for a Democratic primary in Puerto Rico, where turnout is likely to be dismal.

With all of these factors considered, and as it’s been widely published, Clinton will probably not only emerge victorious in Puerto Rico, but also clinch the nomination by Tuesday. By some counts, Clinton needs just 70 more delegates to become the presumptive Democratic nominee, and between the Virgin Islands, which vote on June 4, and Puerto Rico, there are 79 delegates at stake. This means, theoretically, that Puerto Rico could hand the former secretary of state the nomination. That said, this is unlikely, since Clinton would have to win both contests by unseen super-majorities (think 85% of the vote) in order to get that many delegates. Nonetheless, it is still a possibility.

What is practically assured however, is Clinton’s win on Sunday by rather comfortable margins. Below you will find a more detailed report with our results prepared by our associate editor for data, and you can download the raw data from the poll so you can draw your own conclusions. For now, we know that come Sunday afternoon, we will very likely declare Hillary Clinton as the winner of the Puerto Rico Democratic primary.