[American Quilter]

But the states' delegates are apportioned according to the vote, aren't they? She won't get all of them, and even if she gets more than Obama in each state, she can only cut into his lead, not end it. I think he has a 170-delegate lead now. And a 700,000-vote lead in the popular vote.

This certainly isn't good for Obama, though, I agree. And if the superdelegates don't vote for her voluntarily, she'll be bringing massive pressure of every kind to convince them.

[Ingtar]

My guesses on the 11 remaining states show Hillary leading by 1 when the dust settles. She has to win fairly big in Pennsylvania for this to happen, but that appears more likely than ever. Her people control the Philadelphia machine and not Obama.