Uh, no, Patricia Blair,  the voters have NOT spoken. Let's please remember that only 33,000 people participated in the Hawaii Democratic Presidential Preference Poll in March. Had we conducted an actual primary election rather than a statewide caucus, the turnout would have likely been six or seven times that number, and who knows what the result might have been? Bernie Sanders won the Washington state caucuses the same day we held our Hawaii preference poll last March, yet when Washington's primary election was held a few weeks ago, the winner of the popular vote was Hillary Clinton by a decisive margin. Caucuses tend to favor the desires of political activists, not the will of the voters. Those voters themselves will have their say in November -- and BERNIE will not be on the ballot.