I curious about how this thing will play out. Hillary is clearly determined and boosted by yesterday's results, but without divine intervention the numbers just look impossible for her. On the other hand, the next big news worthing contest looks like a great opportunity for her to score another big win, given she has always done well in Appalachia. Also, West Virginia and Kentucky will probably be big wins for the same reason. As far as delegate count, he can sort of run out the clock, but where will his signature moment in the remaining contests. Below is a rough look, with ballpark estimates of how the delegates might fall. To me the delegate count difference between the 2 will probably be less then 10 for the remaining contests.
Looking at the ballpark numbers now and the upcoming schedule (with my predictions for help)... I don't see where Hillary or Barack wrap things up anytime soon:
Obama Clinton State Date
1570 1465
7 5 WY 3/8
19 14 MS 3/11
71 87 PA 4/22
3 1 GM 5/3
62 53 NC 5/6
36 36 IN 5/6
11 17 WV 5/13
29 23 OR 5/20
20 31 KY 5/20
9 7 MT 6/3
9 6 SD 6/3
29 26 PR 6/7
194 158 SuperD's Uncommited (55% go to Barack)
2073 1926 Projection
Clinton has potential to have good spin after PA (4/22), then WV (5/13), and KY (5/20). I just don't see where Hillary bows out and I don't see how Barack can fall behind.
Just seems he should sit down with her after North Carolina and convince her to step aside for VP or something?