OK...Beat the professional pollsters. Give us your percentages...

[kentuck]

I say Kerry at 32%
Dean at 27%
Clark at 16%
Edward at 14%
Lieberman at 9%
Kucinich at 2%

Take your shots! :)

[Rowdyboy]

1. Okay

Kerry_____34%
Dean______28%
Edwards___16%
Clark_____15%
Lieberman__6%
Kucinich___1%

[KissMyAsscroft]

2. Here's my expert opinion

Kucinich 45%
Gephardt 12%
Dean angry
Clark Hey, did you hear that I was a general?
Lieberman Hey, can we bomb I raq again? That was FUN!

Edwards How's my hair?

The Media America

[overground1]

3. I'm not going to say beyond neither Clark nor Lieberman will reach 15%

No delegates for those two. Or Sharpton and Kucinich, of course.
And sadly, no delegates for Hamm.
:(

[goobergunch]

4. This is cheating, because I'm using exit poll data as a basis

But here we go:

Kerry - 33%
Dean - 33%
Edwards - 12%
Clark - 11%
Lieberman - 9%
Kucinich - 2%

[Mass_Liberal]

6. wow, thats gutsy!

a tie! What happens if they do tie? And I mean, exactly tie, not too close to call.

[goobergunch]

8. It's proportional

So I suppose the delegates would be evenly split.

However, I think there's an odd number of at-large delegates.... :shrug:

[overground1]

9. if that happens, expect a recount and a court battle for the nomination

that goes on beyond November.

[arcos]

20. That would be good!

"Unnamed Democrat" would be in the ballot then, and he does better than Kerry and Dean against Bush!

[HazMat]

5. Kerry by a wide margin

Kerry 42%
Dean 18%
Edwards 16%
Clark 12%
Lieberman 8%

[Hawkeye-X]

13. Unlikely (after looking at exit polls)

Fairy tale.

Hawkeye-X

[cjbuchanan]

7. Oh why not

Kerry - 34%
Dean - 27%
Clark - 15%
Edwards - 13%
Lieberman - 8%
Kucinich - 3%

Now on to the spin.

Kerry will say that he is 2 for 2 and that things are only getting better.

Dean will point out that a week ago everyone was saying he was dead, some polls even had him in fourth place, and look how far they have come.

Clark will mention how new he is to all this (ie, not a politician) and that he is now ready for the larger battle. He will use more then a few military terms.

Edwards will point out that it is now time to go down South.

Lieberman will be cut off by coverage of other candidates.

Kucinich will not even get the cut away that Lieberman gets.

But I think the big bet is how many states will Dean mention in his speech tonight (this is meant as a joke)?

[SimpleMan]

10. I'll give it a shot

Dean at 31%
Kerry at 26%
Clark at 19%
Edwards at 16%
Lieberman at 6%
Kucinich at 1%
Other at 1%
Sharpton at 0%

[WI_DEM]

11. Joementum carry's Lieberman to an amazing come from behind

victory with 65% of the vote. Every other candidate immediately drops out of the race. Bush is so stunned he says he would rather not even seek renomination if it means a race against Lieberman.

[goobergunch]

17. LMAO! (n/t)

[Snivi Yllom]

12. Dean 31 Kerry 30

im not picking the rest

[Hawkeye-X]

14. The rest under 15%

In this order:

Lieberman - 14%
Clark - 10%
Hamm - 7%
Sharpton - 3%
Kucinich - 2%

[overground1]

18. You think Clark is going to beat Hamm?

[BlueStateGirl]

15. My guesses

Kerry 30%
Dean 25%
Clark 17%
Edwards 14%
Leiberman 12%
Kucinich 2%

[arcos]

16. Dean 31%, Kerry 28%, Edwards 14%, Clark 12% n/t

[David Dunham]

19. Latest Exit Poll

John Kerry 38%
Howard Dean 30%
(from Kennedy source with whom I spoke)