2004 Democratic Primary

[emergingDmajority]

The deep south is solid Bush, the the dem nominee doesn't even need to waste time there with a token visit...

Gephardt or Edwards could make headway in some upper south states. I could see Gep doing well in Arkansas or Tennessee

I don't consider Delaware the South, but to me Missouri is and Gephardt would win Missouri. Even if it's by a point or 2, his home state will come in for him.

[emergingDmajority]

Johnny come lately here, my picks:

Alabama- R by 12-15 pts
Arizona- R by 4-6
California- D by 8-10
Connecticut- D by 13-15
DC- D by 75+
Georgia- R by 12-15
Idaho- R by 35
Indiana- R by 8-10
Kansas- R by 15
Louisiana- R by 6-8
Maryland- D by 16-18
Michigan- D by 7-9
Mississippi- R by 15-18
Montana- R by 20-25
Nevada- D by 1 point : )
New Jersey- D by 18-20
New York- D by close to 30
North Dakota- R by close to 30
Oklahoma- R by 20+
Pennsylvania- D by 5-7
South Carolina- R by 12-18
Tennessee- R by 2 points
Utah- R by 35+
Virginia- R by 3-5 points
West Virginia- D by 2-3 points
Alaska- R by 20-25
Arkansas- D by a hair
Colorado- R by 10
Delaware- D by 10
Florida- R by 5-7
Hawaii- D by 15
Illinois- D by 9-10
Iowa- D by 2 points
Kentucky- D by 10 points
Maine- D by 7-9 points
Mass- D by 15-20
Minnesota- D by 6-8
Missouri- D by 2-3
Nebraska- R by 25-30
New Hampshire- D by 3-4
New Mexico - D by 2-3
North Carolina- R by 10-12
Ohio- R by 5
Oregon- D by 4-5
Rhode Island- D by 30-35
South Dakota- R by 30
Texas- R by 15-20
Vermont- D by 12-15
Wyoming- R by 25+
Washington- D by 4-6
Wisconsin- D by 1-2

I think you'd get these results with any combination of Clark/Gephardt/Edwards