Bernie Sanders has been the vanguard of the left since his 2016 presidential campaign. Young voters have especially embraced his vision for the future, including Medicare-for-All, college debt forgiveness, and a wealth tax.

His presence in the race pushed many candidates to embrace more progressive values and fired up many voters to get out to the primary.

But last month, Biden took the lead with delegates, and now, Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight gives Sanders less than a 0.1% chance to win.

With so many of the remaining primaries postponed until June, many are calling on Sanders to drop out for the sake of party unity. We need to know where engaged Democrats stand right now:

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