Who do you think will be the next President of the US?

[Alexander I]

@ Ben Kenobi and Ramo:

I only knew that Romney won in Wyoming, not that Thompson was second there (most of the websites don't list the WY results).

And RCP had McCain listed before Thompson in IA, even though Thompson scored more votes; I just hadn't looked closely enough.

So, thanks for the info. I edited my post to more accurately reflect the data.

[Ben Kenobi]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wyoming_Republican_County_Conventions,_2008

They list the sources there where you can find them. I'm impressed. The coverage is much more detailed then on CNN.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Well CNN is really only interested in the final totals. Doesn't really care about each county really.

[Alexander I]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Well CNN is really only interested in the final totals. Doesn't really care about each county really.

I get most of my data from RCP. CNN is just the one that had the delegate totals.

[Jon Miller]

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-01-12-obama-faith_N.htm

JM

[Impaler[WrG]]

That sounds like a smart strategy by Obama both for the Primary race (gets race off the table and unites blacks and whites) as well as the general election. With blacks expected to support Obama 4:1 now that he is in their eyes electable in the general the media focus will go to who wins white voters in SC, with Edwards strong in the state I'd say 30% for Obama with the remainder evenly split would be a good showing, less then that would look bad.

Nationally it looks like Edwards is slipping down to the 10% level of support and Obama has gained virtually all of it, Clinton can't surpass 40% due to crushing +50% unfavorables. If the Edwards slip continues, which I'm sure it will baring some amazing development like a win in NV or SC, then come Tsunami-Tuesday he will come away with paltry few delegates due to the 15% viability rules, thus the chance of him acting as King Maker for either candidate in the convention seems increasingly less likely. I think we will see Obama continue to absorb Edwards supporters until only ~3% die hards remain.