From the midweek edition of the Morning Jolt:

Hillary Roars into General Election by Not Losing to Bernie Here and There
Shocking news last night: Hillary Clinton won a Democratic primary!
Another Hillary Clinton landslide:
Hillary Clinton squeaked out a narrow win over Bernie Sanders Tuesday in the Democratic presidential primary in Kentucky, a state she had won overwhelmingly in 2008 against Barack Obama.
With 99.7 percent of the precincts counted, Clinton led by about 1,800 votes.
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes’ office said at 10:30 p.m. that 769 votes in two precincts in Jefferson County had not yet been counted.
Even if Sanders captured all those votes, he could not catch up with Clinton, Grimes’ office said.
It declared Clinton the “unofficial” winner in Kentucky.
But it’s cool, Sanders fans, it’s not like Kentucky’s secretary of state has been traveling around the state telling people to vote for Hil — oh, wait a minute . . .
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes will also cast her vote for Clinton. Grimes has been very visible with the Clintons as they have campaigned throughout the state through the last several weeks in advance of the primary.
Sanders has until next Tuesday to ask for a recanvass in the state; maybe it will be worth it to him. As of 7:05 a.m. Eastern this morning, the Associated Press was still characterizing the race as “too close to call.”
Also, last night, Sanders won Oregon.
The most perfect state for Bernie Sanders ever?
At this hour, Sanders has a 40,000-vote margin . . . and is probably going to come out of this with four more delegates than Hillary Clinton. (Also interesting: About 100,000 Oregon Republicans voted for Ted Cruz and John Kasich, splitting about evenly, giving each departed candidate about 16 percent of the vote.)
So far this month, Sanders won Oregon, West Virginia, and Indiana. Hillary Clinton won Kentucky and, er, Guam.