What a colorful map? Right.

Well, I did my best and I looked at the polling and I predicted what it would turn out to be when it comes down to the primary day.

A few that I would like to comment on...

California-With the momentum that Huckabee will have had been gaining from many of his victories during the primaries, Huckabee goes on to win a narrow victory in California. By about the margin that Kennedy defeated McCarthy in the 1968 California democratic primary.

Texas-I do not think that Giuliani will prove to make much ground there during the primary season. He is too liberal for the texans. The race there is really between Thompson and Huckabee, with Huckabee prevailing.

Pennsylvania-Giuliani leads big there right now. This is a call that I believe that I will get a lot of criticism for if I do not explain myself. Pennsylvania can trend from side to side. It does have some conservative ground in it. If the pennsylvania primary is close, then it could go to McCain.

Final Comments: On this map, I do not believe that their is a nominee. I believe that the map is about evenly split. I think that had Giuliani won the California primary in this map that he would have narrowly won the nomination. But, just by looking at the map, I do not think that anyone wins. In this scenario,it would take something like Thompson dropping out and endorsing Huckabee. If this happened, then a vast majority of the Thompson delagates would go to Huckabee, which might win him the nomination.

I look forward to reading any comments that you may have. Thank you.

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