So Who's Next: Democratic Primary Schedule 3/8 thru 6/7

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Saturday, March 8

Wyoming Caucus 18 delegates
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Tuesday, March 11

Mississippi Primary 40 delegates
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Tuesday, April 22


Pennsylvania Primary 188 delegates
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Saturday, May 3


Guam Other 9 delegates
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Tuesday, May 6


Indiana Primary 84 delegates

North Carolina Primary 134 delegates
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Tuesday, May 13


West Virginia Primary 39 delegates
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Tuesday, May 20


Kentucky Primary 60 delegates
Oregon Primary 65 delegates
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Tuesday, June 3


Montana Primary 24 delegates
South Dakota Primary 23 delegates
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Saturday, June 7


Puerto Rico Caucus 63 delegates

http://politics.nytimes.com/election-guide/2008/primaries/democraticprimaries/index.html

[GainesT1958]

1. Hmmm...

Looks like an 8-4 split for Obama, at worst. And of course, Pa. and the other states will still give him plenty of delegates, since we don't do "winner-take-all" primaries.

In the delegate allocation of those states and territories, Obama will come out ahead. That, plus the migration of Superdelegates to him, should sew it up for him, even if Michigan and Florida get to re-vote in June.

So I'm feeling pretty good about the schedule from here on out!:D

B-)

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2. Obama just picked up another Superdelegate today

Texas Democratic Party Vice Chair and Superdelegate Roy Laverne Brooks
http://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/samgrahamfelsen/gGgBCZ

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3. Wyoming, Mississippi and in April, Pennsylvania n/t

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4. May: Guam, Indiana, North Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky and Oregon n/t