Iowa? New Hampshire? Nevada? - It's all over? Think about it.

[Hawkeye-X]

You got to be shitting me.

The fact remains that the voters of the 30th largest state, 41st largest state, and the 35th largest state in total population dictates as to who our new nominee (all by decided by the voters of the first 3 elections?)

It's not over.

Compare this:

Nevada: 2,600,000 people
New Hampshire: 1,235,000 people
Iowa: 2,926,324 people

Super Tuesday states:

Alaska: 626,932 people
California:
Idaho:
Arizona:
Utah:
Colorado:
New Mexico: 1,928,384
North Dakota: 642,200
Kansas:
Oklahoma:3,579,212
Minnesota:
Missouri: 5,842,713
Illinois:
Arkansas: 2,673,400 people
Tennessee:
Alabama: 4,447,100 people
Georgia:
New York:
New Jersey:
Massachusetts:
Connecticut:
Delaware: 783,600

Just a hint of how many people are in each state... and that way over outnumbers the 3 states...

[The_Casual_Observer]

1. California & NY look like Obama territory to you?

[sandnsea]

2. Al Gore can flip CA

I'm not saying he will, think he probably won't, but he can. So can Barbara Boxer. We shall see. Obama did good in rural NV and there are a lot of rural states on Feb 5. He's still in this, at least until then.