In an odd way, perhaps only pschologically, does it really matter who technically "wins" the remaining democratic primaries. Most states have delegate formulas that split delegates evenly among candidates who get a decent share of the vote. Since neither Obama nor Hillary is projected to win a shut-out in any of the remaining contests, the delegate counts will be nearly even.
What does that mean? The superdelegates will be as important as ever in this race. And no one wants to see this go to the convention with the nominee undecided, but I'd bet the farm that neither Obama nor Clinton will "step aside."
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