Who will "win" tomorrow?

[JSojourner]

Thompson.

Assuming you mean Tommy.  ;-)

[Middle-aged Europe]

My gut tells me that Gravel will lose BIG... and that somebody else will win, most likely either Clinton or Obama.

[John Dibble]

My gut tells me that Gravel will lose BIG... and that somebody else will win, most likely either Clinton or Obama.

A risky prediction.

[Verily]

As I said in South Carolina, why not be optimistic? And I was the closest on this board to Obama's actual result. Obama.

[Gabu]

I've got an excellent track record when I'm pessimistic, so I'm going to say that Clinton wins fairly comfortably.

[Reignman]

Obama. He's in a much better position that he was a week ago, and how the race was a week ago pretty much defines the "expectations game."

[John Dibble]

Alright, I suppose I'll make my prediction now:

The optimist in me says Obama.
The pessimist in me says Clinton.
The realist in me says f**k it, I don't give a s**t anymore.

[Middle-aged Europe]

My gut tells me that Gravel will lose BIG... and that somebody else will win, most likely either Clinton or Obama.

A risky prediction.

Yeah, I know... but I'm bold today.

[MarkWarner08]

While Obama may "win" tomorrow in last week's definition of that term, his late polling "surge" has raised expectations and ensured that anything less than an outright Obama win in delegates is a failure. This is why I expect Hillary to be the winner.

[Person Man]

I've got to go with it being a tie.

[J. J.]

There will be one declared winner tomorrow:

John McCain

[MarkWarner08]

There will be one declared winner tomorrow:

John McCain

What about the Huckaboomlet?

[TheGlobalizer]

Whoever wins California will be deemed the winner and the frontrunner.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Obama, even if he doesn't do as well as the polls are showing. They will spin it like this:

"Obama might have lost in many states, but a month ago it seemed like Hillary had this thing in the bag, but Obama has been rising up from the ashes." Something like that.