The nature of this year's race makes it nearly impossible to receive a "bump" from the South Carolina race. The fact that Barack Obama needs to overcome such large leads makes it even more difficult
Polls predict large wins for Hillary Clinton triple-digit delegate-rich states such as New York, California, Massachussets and New Jersey.
In other states such as Oklahoma, Clinton's lead seems unsurmountable: On Mid January (Survey USA) Clinton lead Edwards here with Obama in third place 26% behind.
Obama will easily take his home state, Illinois.
Rasmussen indicates Obama will very likely win Georgia.
Polling has been scarce for other states such as Tennessee, etc.
If surprises occur, they will most certainly be Obama upsets, becuase he has the momentum. However, time is running out.
This has been my analysis. Comments please.