A look at the remaining Democratic contests

Depending on which network you watch, Obama is between 89-96 delegates ahead (not counting the figures from the Texas caucuses). The Washington Post has a good read this morning on the state of the Democratic campaigns and the math required to select a nominee prior to the convention. According to the article, Clinton needs 60% of the remaining pledged delegates to catch Obama. She's won only one state -- Arkansas -- with more than 60% of the vote.

These figures, though, don't take into account the superdelegates, where Clinton continues to have a substantial lead. A change involving the seating of the 366 delegates from Florida and Michigan could also play a huge role, but regardless, it's becoming obvious that neither candidate will wrap up the nomination prior to the convention. Here are the remaining Democratic contests, all of which are primaries except for Wyoming (caucus), Puerto Rico (caucus), Guam (territorial convention), and Idaho (non-binding primary and has no effect on delegate allocation):

Date	State/Territory	Delegates at stake	Polling Average
March 8	Wyoming	12	-
March 11	Mississippi	33	-
April 22	Pennsylvania	188	Clinton by 9 (Feb. 26)
May 3	Guam	4	-
May 6	Indiana	72	-
May 6	North Carolina	134	Obama by 9.3 (3/3)
May 13	West Virginia	28	-
May 20	Kentucky	51	-
May 20	Oregon	52	-
May 27	Idaho	-	-
June 3	Montana	16	-
June 3	South Dakota	15	-
June 7	Puerto Rico	55	-