Final answer:
In a state's primary election under proportional allocation rules, Bernie Sanders may not receive about 35% of the state's delegates based on his vote percentage.
Explanation:
False. In a state's primary election under proportional allocation rules, if Bernie Sanders received roughly 35% of the vote, he may not receive about 35% of the state's delegates. This is because delegate allocation methods can vary, and some systems may have thresholds that candidates need to meet to be awarded delegates.
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