Reply #37: Neither will have enough to clinch the nomination. If there's a redo in FL then the pop vote will be

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closer. However, Obama will still be ahead in popular vote and pledged delegates probably. I do not see the super delegates overturning the pledged delegates unless it's VERY close, like a difference of 20 close. Hillary will make the case that shes won the big states and Ohio and probably Pennsylvania, but the idea that Obama won't win big blue states is ridiculous and he will be able to make the case that he'll probably get most of Hillary's voters. He can also argue that hes won swing states like Iowa and Wisconsin, and will probably win Virginia, Colorado and Nevada in a general election, possibly Utah since the polls of Obama/Mccain seem to be close. Obama has a better case to the superdelegates imo, and I'm being objective.