What if Kerry looses Tennessee and Virginia?

[Quixote1818]

February 7
Michigan - Kerry wins
Washington - Clark could win Washington especially if Dean pulls votes from Kerry. Edwards will struggle out west.

February 8
Maine - Kerry wins but now Clark is more competative with Dean out of the way. It becomes a close race.

February 10
Tennessee - Clark and Edwards Kerry 3rd
Virginia - Edwards wins Kerry second Clark third.

Suddenly Kerry dosen't look so invincable any more. This is whear Edwards begins to loose because of low funds and because things move out of the south.

February 14
Nevada - Clark wins and starts to pick up momentum.

February 17
Wisconsin - Lets say Kerry pulls this one out Clark a close second.

Februrary 24
Hawaii - Clark wins
Idaho - Clark wins

February 27
Utah - Clark wins

Suddenly Clark has the momentum going into Super tuesday!

March 2
Minnesota - Clark
California - Clark
Connecticut - Kerry
Georgia - Clark
Maryland - Clark
Massachusetts - Kerry
New York - Kerry
Ohio - Clark
Rhode Island - Kerry
Vermont - Kerry

March 9
Florida - Clark
Louisiana - Clark
Mississippi - Clark
Texas - Clark

March 13
Kansas - Clark

March 16
Illinois - Clark

March 20
Alaska - Clark
Wyoming - Clark

April 13
Colorado - Clark

April 27
Pennsylvania - Clark

Should I continue?

[PurityOfEssence]

1. Edwards can get every vote Kerry can, and many he can't

If electability is the issue, there should be no question.

To the voters who rankle at a perceived northern intellectual, Edwards is very appealing. Those who would support Kerry will not stay home, go to a third party or vote for the Monarchists if Edwards is the standard-bearer.

I'm dead serious.

[Captain Absolut]

2. You know

I love your optimism, and I hope it comes true because Clark rocks, but we just have to wait it out and see what the undecideds do.

[BootinUp]

3. Whats the delegate count approx

heading into Super Tuesday with your scenario?