The next few weeks aren't great for Obama... yuck.

Texas, Texas, Texas. I predict a large black turn out and the Hispanic vote to be less overwhelming toward Clinton. A tight race, so the results won't be known until Wednesday. By then it will be a tie no matter what. Clinton may win a close primary, but Obama will definitely win the caucus and the delegates. I still will be optimistic and call it for Obama.

Clinton depends on three states: Ohio, Texas, and Penn.
If Obama can win Texas and Ohio, he wins the nomination for sure. If Obama can win one of the above, then he will be in the lead. If he loses both by small margins the race remains a draw.
If Obama loses Ohio and Texas by large margins, he needs to win Pennsylvania.
If Obama loses all three by large margins, he is not in good shape. He just needs to win one, or be close in all.
Go OBAMA!

Update for tomorrow.

This is my final Super Tuesday Prediction. It may be too optimistic, but I'm rooting for hope.

Now it is officially a two-person race (not counting gravel...)

Edwards looks to be losing vote, making this a two-person race. Even South Carolina received 50%, so I changed all of mine to be mostly greater than 40%

Clinton wins Nevada...

I see a decline in the polls for Obama, and I have more information. I doubt that race will be a huge issue, but the slight Hispanic-Black racial tensions could bring the SW to Cinton.

Mostly random on most states for now.

I'm very unsure of this prediction, so I have very low confidence ratings and a rather uniform percentage prediction.

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