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[Milwaukiedave]

Here are my picks for Kentucky and Oregon:

Kentucky C-64 O-36 (Clinton by 28%)
Oregon O-58 C-42 (Obama by 16%)

Delegate count (using Slate):

Clinton-55
Obama-48

Net Clinton +7 (May 20th only) (55/48 Clinton/Obama)

Net Obama +1 (NC, Indiana and WV) (108/107 Obama/Clinton)

All May Primaries Net Clinton +6

Total elected delegates removed from play 322

[agentX]

I'd say these predictions are reasonable, barring another "Bosnia-gate".
The Rezco trial is almost over, but Hillary can't push it too hard b/c she appears in a photo WITH HIM at a fundraiser.

Clinton comes out +6, huh? Well, Montana and South Dakota come in June, so we'll see how much she gains after June 4.

[Ya-ta Boy]

It would be a stunning comeback if Clinton managed to pull off the nomination at this late date.

[Milwaukiedave]

hmm...no one else is game on making predictions on these two states?

According to someone else's count, my prediction delegate count might be a little low:

[Kuros]

Clinton 65% to 30% in Kentucky with 97% of precincts reporting.

I did not think that Clinton would double Obama's vote count. But 20% of the electorate said skin color was an important factor, and 9/10ths of them went for Clinton.

No results yet from Oregon. But Obama should be able to beat Clinton by roughly 10%.

[Justin Hale]

[Pligganease]

Then why are you posting on it? Apparently you got your minute of entertainment out of the thread.

I guess we should consider ourselves lucky that you haven't mentioned your credentials or how militant of an "anti-theist" you are.

[mithridates]

[Milwaukiedave]

Well I was off by 5% on Kentucky, but I nailed Oregon dead on based on the last time I checked MSNBC.