Predict the rest of the primaries

[Senator Spark]

Please use maps

[ElectionsGuy]

[Figueira]

Seems reasonable enough, but why would Clinton win South Dakota while Sanders wins North Dakota and Nebraska?

[ElectionsGuy]

Seems reasonable enough, but why would Clinton win South Dakota while Sanders wins North Dakota and Nebraska?

South Dakota is a primary while North Dakota and Nebraska are caucuses.

[Frodo]

Just because political theory dictates that Bernie Sanders should be favored in caucuses doesn't mean he will win them.  Of the four caucuses we have had so far, Hillary has won two of them.  

[ElectionsGuy]

Just because political theory dictates that Bernie Sanders should be favored in caucuses doesn't mean he will win them.  Of the two caucuses we have had so far, Hillary has won both of them.  

Colorado and Minnesota? And no, I'm not saying he 'will' win them, this is a prediction. The Dakotas and Montana were the hardest for me to grasp.

[Frodo]

Just because political theory dictates that Bernie Sanders should be favored in caucuses doesn't mean he will win them.  Of the two caucuses we have had so far, Hillary has won both of them.   

Colorado and Minnesota?

Yes, that is why I edited my original post.  Point still stands -caucuses don't necessarily favor Sanders. 

[Figueira]

Just because political theory dictates that Bernie Sanders should be favored in caucuses doesn't mean he will win them.  Of the four caucuses we have had so far, Hillary has won two of them.  

Nor do primaries necessarily favor Clinton, for that matter.

[Mehmentum]

This is my dream scenario:

Rubio drops out after losing Florida.  Kasich wins Ohio.

Wisconsin is very similar to Iowa and Minnesota, Trump could be beaten here.  The D.C. suburbs in Virginia were strong Rubio counties, that could transfer over to Kasich in Maryland and Deleware.  Cruz does unexpectedly well out west.

Probably not gonna happen, but it'd be fun if it did.

[The Other Castro]

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

This is my dream scenario:

Rubio drops out after losing Florida.  Kasich wins Ohio.

Wisconsin is very similar to Iowa and Minnesota, Trump could be beaten here.  The D.C. suburbs in Virginia were strong Rubio counties, that could transfer over to Kasich in Maryland and Deleware.  Cruz does unexpectedly well out west.
Probably not gonna happen, but it'd be fun if it did.

Unless Trump runs away with the nomination, I think this, or something like it is where things are going to go. Trump doesn't actually seem to go over that well in the West and Midwest. Now, Trump running away with things is at least equally likely, but IF we're going to a brokered convention, this seems like a plausible direction.