Bernie Sanders has claimed huge victories over rival Hillary Clinton in Alaska, Washington and now Hawaii.<br /><br /> The Democratic presidential contender’s prospects of winning the nomination had taken a dent after losses in the southern states, but will be bolstered by the results ahead of the Wisconsin vote on April 5.<br /><br /> Noting the big crowds attending his rally, he is attempting to prove his viability as a candidate ready to beat Republican presidential contender Donald Trump. He also noted that the wins had made ‘significant inroads’ into Clinton’s lead.<br /><br /> “I believe that our campaign is the campaign of energy, of momentum, which will lead to a large voter turnout in November and victory,” Sanders told supporters in Madison, Wisconsin.<br /><br /> The Vermont senator still faces a mammoth task of winning up to two-thirds of the remaining delegates to catch up with Clinton.<br /><br /> Clinton Sanders<br />1,703 985<br /><br /> Pledged delegates<br />1,234 956<br /><br /> Super delegates<br />469
