



MICHIGAN AND FLORIDA: WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

- Date: May 31, 2008
- Expected Result: Some preliminary ruling on what happens to delegates from Michigan and Florida, who both broke the rules of the Democratic Primary process by moving their states primary dates forward.
- Why it's important: Because it's Hillary's only remaining possible avenue to the white house, even though the probability of it going her way and changing the result is 0.1%.
- ACTUAL Result: Florida = 105/67. Both Pledged and Supers cost half. Michigan = 69/59 Clinton/Obama delegate split. Also half vote. Harold Ickes says he was authorized by Clinton to take the Michigan ruling to the credentials committee. And Obama resigned from Trinity Church.
PUERTO RICO

- Date: June 1, 2008
- Expected Result: Hillary Clinton will win this large island U.S. territory by a significant margin. Finally, though, it's a place that ACTUALLY DOESN'T MATTER BY ANY METRIC in the general election.
- Why it's important: Because Ricky Martin endorsed Hillary Clinton, and that's the only vote that counts. Without the Ricky Martin vote, how can Obama expect to win in the general?
- ACTUAL Result: She won, big. 2-to-1.
MONTANA AND SOUTH DAKOTA


- Date: June 3, 2008
- Expected Result: Obama is leading Clinton in polls in both states by a fairly significant margin. Can't be arsed to look for the data, but he should win both.
- Why it's important: It's THE END. Of all the primary. Primary season is over, onward to the general election! Of course, in the meantime, we'll get to see Hillary Clinton's epic final hour.