Looking ahead to Tuesday’s vote in five states – a review of the polls and the prospects as seen through the eyes of Bill Palmer of The Daily News Bin.

Pennsylvania  189 delegates  “The state is a hybrid of diverse urban cities where Hillary tends to do well, and rural white towns where Bernie tends to do well.

Recent polls  say Hillary Clinton is ahead by an average of thirteen points –calculating a split of the delegates perhaps 110-79 in Clinton’s favor.”

Maryland:  95 delegates. “ Recent polls say she’s leading by an average of twenty-one points, which would produce a delegate split of perhaps 57-38 in favor of Hillary.”

Connecticut:   55 delegates  “Recent polls say Hillary Clinton is leading the state by an average of seven and a half points that would split the delegates something like 29-26 for Hillary.”

Rhode Island: 24 delegates  “There are no recent polls here but it should be fairly close, and there are the delegates could go 13-11 or even 14-10 in favor of Bernie.”

Delaware:   21 delegates “ If the delegates end up being split 11-10 or even 12-9 in favor of one candidate or the other, the winner won’t be mathematically meaningful.”

Overall: “Based on most likely outcomes, Hillary will probably boost her lead by around fifty delegates.”

  Our businessman, consultant, blogger buddy Tim Bryce’s latest column suggests the national media isn’t presenting the full picture of the Democrat party race.  He call the coverage “some very good sleight of hand by the press.

Check out his latest column here!  timbryce.com