I have not followed their statistics.
Just for the heck of it, I clicked on one source. (not sure if this is the source someone else gave)
Their international ranking fell 227 levels in the last 3o days and now they rank 1,528 globally. Their rank in the US is 353
That comes from the Alexa site. It looks like you have to pay to get more data.
I read this post earlier today, and was 'inspired' by its eye-brow raising implications:
Election Fraud likely Benefited Clinton Over Sanders - By a Lot
by Steven D — 06/10/2016
Steven D summarizies the study results, with which I agree:
You know those two guys, Cliff Arnebeck and Bob Fitrakis, the individuals who have filed the lawsuit we have been talking about in the comments here and there?
There was an interesting piece that I just saw on Redacted Tonight where he was talking about this, he had some interesting clips so I thought you guys might want to check it out. 
So the internet is a'buzz regarding the irregularities and oddball events which occurred during California Primary Election Day. Took people maybe 12 hours or so to determine the amount of votes which have yet to be counted (something like 30% of all votes cast)....
Here is what I observed:
While watching MSNBC, Chris Hayes announced that NBC and AP had declared Hillary Clinton the presumptive nominee.
The reason for the call was that 10 super delegates were identified by AP as having changed their minds from undecided to Hillary.
There's a report and video up on Kossaks for Sanders about a group called Trust the Vote. They say they've been working with the FBI and have evidence of fraud, going back to 2012. Their attorney says on the video that they have the evidence, they can prove it, and that "Bernie has won."
He says they are also suing the media as "accomplices after the fact. They are covering up evidence of criminal activity. It's a crime."
I apologize in advance for this crappy excuse for a diary, but I'm experiencing a repetitive motion-induced pain up and down my arm and really shouldn't be on a keyboard today!
However, I saw a link to this article on Twitter. It's about 3 weeks old. It's the clearest analysis of the election I've seen yet, and I wanted to draw folks' attention to it.
Here it is. I hope it's useful to you guys. The author is clear-headed and honest.
From CNN, again, are they trying to cover their butts? Why the sudden articles that would appear to favor Bernie Sanders?
My first blog entry here, so be kind...
This Clinton delegate gives us the low-down on exactly how the NV Dems stole the convention for Hillary.
Some stayed home. Others went anyway, and were able to vote. (Including a friend of mine, who shared her experience).
The slime continues.
