USA: San Fran voters hit polling stations for Cali primary

Residents of San Francisco arrived at WestLake Community Centre polling station to cast their votes, Tuesday, as the California primary kicked off, one of the six US states voting in the last ‘Super Tuesday’ of the US primaries and caucuses.
The vote began after reports from US news agencies that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had 'clinched' the nomination, allegedly meeting the number of delegates to take the position. Competitor Bernie Sanders and protesters have criticised the early call, saying that it is premature.
As part of the last 'Super Tuesday', delegates in California, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota and South Dakota will all be up for grabs hold caucuses, with the California offering 475 pledged delegates to fight for.
Clinton allegedly reached the 2,383 delegates needed to secure the vote for the Democratic nomination. However on hearing the news, Sanders said that she had not officially won the nomination as she is still dependent on super-delegates who will convene to vote in July's party convention.