We've got the Lousiana primary and caucuses in Nebraska and Washington tonight, and a caucus in Maine tomorrow.
Here's how the Obama campaign sees these contests shaping up according to their "leaked" document on the upcoming contests (according to Jerome, I haven't seen the spreadsheet myself):
Obama
delegates Clinton delegates
Louisiana 54 31 44 25
Nebraska 60 15 40 9
Washington 60 49 40 29
Virgin Islands 60 2 40 1
Maine 49 10 51 14
Delegate total: 107 78
Pollster.com is down right now, so I can't go tally up the latest numbers, but there haven't been too many.
A +41 29 delegate advantage for Obama over the weekend would be a stellar result for his campaign.
Anyone want to venture predictions? I haven't tallied mine up from Super Tuesday, but they were ugly. There's no glory to predicting, only pain. For this weekend, I'll cop out and stick with the Obama campaign's numbers. They're as good as any. Perhaps a little pessimistic, but close enough.
Results times today:
Nebraska: 7:15 CT
Washington: ??
Louisiana: 8 p.m. CT
Update: kansasr kindly tallied my results for me.
St KOS-C KOS-O C-Net Act-C Act-O C-Net Diff Result
AZ 54 44 10 51 42 9 1 Right
NJ 54 45 9 54 44 10 1 Right
NY 57 41 16 57 40 17 1 Right
CT 47 49 -2 47 51 -4 2 Right
UT 42 57 -15 39 57 -18 3 Right
IL 30 69 -39 33 65 -32 7 Right
TN 59 39 20 54 41 13 7 Right
OK 57 41 16 55 31 24 8 Right
MA 51 47 4 56 41 15 11 Right
GA 37 60 -23 31 67 -36 13 Right
AR 62 36 26 69 27 42 16 Right
ND 46 54 -8 37 61 -24 16 Right
CO 48 50 -2 32 67 -35 33 Right
AK 42 58 -16 24 75 -51 35 Right
ID 45 54 -9 17 79 -62 53 Right
MO 53 46 7 48 49 -1 8 Wrong
CA 46 48 -2 52 42 10 12 Wrong
DE 51 47 4 43 53 -10 14 Wrong
AL 51 47 4 42 56 -14 18 Wrong
MN 49 48 1 32 67 -35 36 Wrong
KS 51 49 2 26 74 -48 50 Wrong
NM 52 48 4 49 48 -1 5 ?????
Hmm, not disgustingly bad, but not great. And NM may still be a wrong, so I separated that result out since we still don't know who won the state (Hillary has a 1,000-vote lead with provisional ballots being counted).