Note: I'm not a professional. This is meant more for entertainment purposes than anything else. However, I have lived my entire life in Indiana so I hope to represent an accurate representation of my state.
First, a look at the state's district map:
This map is genius (if you're a Democrat). It's basically the opposite of Ohio's map, which is genius (if you're a Republican). How will this play for the delegates? Let's see:
District 1: 6 Delegates
Gary, Indiana
A lot has been made about the Chicago media market's effect on Northwest Indiana. However, enough of Clinton's base remains outside of Gary for me to call this a 3-3 delegate tie. Obama would need 58.5% for the extra delegate.
District 2: 6 Delegates
South Bend, Indiana:
Obama should do well in South Bend. There is a Republican Primary to vie for the race against Congressman Joe Donnelly. Perhaps that may downplay the party switchers here. I'll call another 3-3 delegate tie.
District 3: 4 delegates
Fort Wayne, Indiana:
FYI: The bread in that sign rotates, and is called "Endless Bread".
Looks to be another split. I'll give the advantage to Clinton, but she probably will not get the 62.5 percent to take a 3-1 delegate advantage.
District 4: 4 Delegates
Crawfordsville, Indiana:
This is the only rotating jail still in working condition in the United States. Anyways, heavily Republican district. May be a home base for Operation Chaos. Will it be enough to net Clinton a 62.5 percent victory? I'm thinking no. Prediction 2-2.
5th District: 4 Delegates
Huntington, Indiana:
This place claims to be the place of origin of the Breaded Tenderloin sandwich. Since I grew up there, I have to believe it. Also, lots of Dan Quayle memorabilia on the walls. Another heavily Republican district. Not as many switch overs, due to the man trying to oust Dan Burton. Go John McGoff! In the name of sanity...please. Prediction: 2 delegates a piece.
6th District: 5 Delegates
New Castle, Indiana:
That bit of inspired architecture is the Steve Alford All-American Inn. They don't make them like they used to. This the only district with an odd delegation. It contains a decent amount of Clinton's base, so she should easily get a 3-2 split here.
7th District: 6 Delegates
Indianapolis, Indiana:
Obama's gonna be huge in Indy. I'll call the 4-2 split here.
8th District: 6 Delegates
Parke County:
Covered Bridge Capital of the World. Can Clinton get 58.5 she needs to win an extra delegate? I'm gonna guess so.
9th District: 6 Delegates.
Bloomington, Indiana:
Ahh...paradise. Well, outside of the slice of heaven, this is prime ground for Clinton. I'm gonna go with another 4-2 split.
Overview
A number of factors seem to favor Clinton in Indiana. Rush-bots, plus few natural bases for Obama. I'm guessing she'll win the state by less than 5 percent, and get 4 delegates from here. The campaign goes on.