It's time to be realistic.
I spent a couple of hours today looking at the latest polls for states involved in Super Tuesday, inspired by another posting at another site (which had gotten a few items wrong). I used the delegate counts supplied by the New York Times. A few of these polls are dated, but most are quite current. RCP stands for Real Clear Politics, which averages recent polls.
Realistically, if these numbers stay the same, Hillary Clinton will soon be the nominee. The numbers are below.
Alabama 60 delegates [new update: 1/25 Rasmussen poll has Clinton +15]. Two prior polls this month had Obama up 2 points in one, and Clinton up by three in the other]
Alaska 18 delegates no polls
Arizona 67 delegates 1/08 Clinton +21
Arkansas 47 delegates 12/14/07 Clinton +40
California 441 delegates RCP avg. Clinton +12; Field +12
Colorado 71 delegates 9/18/07 Clinton +16
Connecticut 60 delegates 1/08 Clinton +14
Delaware 23 delegates 10/14/07 Clinton +24
Georgia 103 delegates 1/08 Obama +3
Idaho 23 delegates July 2007, Obama +2
Illinois 185 delegates Chicago Trib 12/07 Obama +25
Kansas 41 delegates 5/07 poll Clinton +5
Massachusetts 121 delegates 1/17/08 Clinton +33
Minnesota 88 delegates 9/21/07 Clinton +25
Missouri 88 delegates 11/14/07 Clinton +15
New Jersey 127 delegates RCP current avg. Clinton +18
New Mexico 38 delegates (polls all predate Richardson exit)
New York 281 delegates RCP rolling Clinton +22.7
North Dakota 21 delegates none
Oklahoma 47 delegates Tulsa World 1/13/08 Clinton +20, Survey USA Clinton +26
Tennessee 85 delegates no polls