Prediction Thread for Super Tuesday

[JeffSchulman]

Here's my prediction, which is based on absolutely nothing.

I didn't include California, which is 173 votes, because it's essentially 53 different elections and I have no idea where to even start.

Who else has a prediction?

 

[Peterjar]

Fix your "table" or delete this thread.

Thanks for fixing it! I was interested in your post, but didn't want to go blind trying to understand it. Now I see. Good predictions.

 

[JeffSchulman]

Meh, I was already working on it the second it was posted. Don't get agitated!

 

[JeffSchulman]

Anyways, any way you slice it this thing is *not* over on Super Tuesday. IMO, McCain can walk away with, at most, 800 delegates, including what he's already won.

 

[Peterjar]

69 posts each

Hey Schulman!

We both have 69 posts dude. When do you think they will make us senior members?

 

[JeffSchulman]

Who knows?

 

[RonRules]

California is HOT for Ron Paul. Both Silicon Valley and Orange County are slam dunks!

 

[JeffSchulman]

Yeah, when you're doing a "random" sample of a state as big as CA, 800 phone calls isn't gonna cut it. So I don't believe the CA polls at all.

 

[JeffSchulman]

Anyone else want to give any input?

 

[Goldwater Conservative]

I think Romney will win Alaska and all the mountain states, plus his home state of Massachusetts. I think Huckabee will win Georgia, plus his home state of Arkansas. I think McCain will win the rest.

Note: this is for primary states. I have no idea how the caucus ones will go, since they're always wild cards and Paul does better than expected in them.

 

[AKBryant54]

Alaska = caucus.

 

[Rangeley]

Also keep in mind that we dont need to win the straw poll to win the most delegates

 

[Goldwater Conservative]

Alaska = caucus.

Ah, good catch, and hope for us. I'd love to able to see Paul won the biggest state in the Union.