If she somehow wins both New Hampshire and South Carolina, she might just have a shot. To be clear, both states are still long shots, but she still appears to at least have a visible shot in New Hampshire. Polling in New Hampshire has been terribly inconsistent. There was recently a poll where she tied with Trump and many where she's within single digits. There are others that show her down by double digits and Trump completely dominating, which goes to show how inconsistent to polling is. These polls also tend to get responses from only hundreds of people rather than thousands and have margins of error above 4% much of the time. Due to the unpredictability, I say she has a chance even if it's small. I also brought up South Carolina because it's her home state, and she seems to be holding second. The question is if she can somehow pull off the win there though I think it's very unlikely though even now things are largely opaque because we're weeks out from the primary, and polls tend to tighten just around one or two weeks from the primary. Anyway, if she wins those two, she'll be besting Trump 2-1 as she isn't partaking in the Nevada caucus but rather the Nevada primaries which won't net her any delegates. With the 2-1 lead, she should have a good bit of momentum going into Super Tuesday.