Currently, Obama has more delegates than Clinton when comparing the states that have already did their caucuses or primaries. He probably has less guaranteed to him, but at this point, he has more of which states were done. I still don't get the point in "winning" a state. Clinton has been winning a ton of states, but Obama somehow gets more delegates even if 5% or more below. I'm pretty sure winning gives more momentum, but it's what matters at the end reaching the amount of delegates? Obama seems to be getting quite a bit of popularity here and there.
Also, what happened to Rudy Giuliani? Before the whole finding the representative thingy started, he was big. John McCain seemed to be losing out quite a bit. At the moment, Mitt Romney seems to be winning quite a bit, with Huckabee usually placing second or third here and there, so still doing decent. John McCain gets tons of support from war veterans and older people, since he's an old guy and used to be in the military. Rudy seems to be ignoring all the small states, but with his rate, I can easily see John McCain taking Florida with him. Hell, I really see John McCain winning the whole thing if not for the fact I'm rooting for Mitt Romney.
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