LAST MAJOR PRIMARIES ON TUESDAY – AT 1:08 P.M. ET:  California and New Jersey, two very important states, vote in two days.   From The Hill:   

Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton holds a slim lead over rival Bernie Sanders in California ahead of Tuesday’s primary, according to a new poll.

Clinton leads Sanders 49 percent to 47 percent among likely Democratic primary voters in the CBS News Battleground Tracker Poll released Sunday morning.

The majority of Sanders supporters in California, 57 percent, said the main reason they are voting for him is to influence the party, even if they don't think he can get the nomination. Six in 10 Sanders supporters want him to fight on to the Democratic National Convention in late July.

And among California Democrats overall, 71 percent want Sanders to endorse Clinton and have a unified convention when the primaries are over.

Pollsters surveyed 1,187 likely California voters and 674 likely Democratic primary voters from May 31 to June 3. Their findings have a margin of error of 3.9 percentage points for likely voters and 5 points for likely Democratic voters.

Clinton has a wider lead over the Vermont senator in New Jersey, however, at 61 to 34 percent.

COMMENT:  Bottom line:  Clinton will probably come through Tuesday with enough votes to clinch the nomination.  Bernie will then have to decide whether to seek unity, or become a homewrecker.  I wouldn't be surprised either way.

June 5, 2016