 Well, we are headed for a highly condensed primary campaign where the only voters are the 4,700 or so delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. It will be like reality TV like you've never seen, or maybe it'll all be sewn up before then. But there is a process for this. Interestingly, there is nothing in the U.S. Constitution about how nominees are chosen. This is a party process, which feels super weird given that millions of people voted in the primary, but the rules are clear.