Thought I'd take a look to see how things are going. The first column next to the candidate's name is the total number of delegates for that candidate so far. The second is the percentage of the delegates chosen so far that the candidate has gotten. The third column shows how many future delegates that candidate needs to reach the magic number of 2,161, and the fourth column tells us what percentage of the future delegates the candidate needs to get.
Kerry 608 56.6% 1553 47.8%
Dean 201 18.7% 1960 60.3%
Edwards 190 17.7% 1971 60.7%
Clark 57 5.3% 2104 64.8%
Sharpton 16 1.5% 2145 66.0%
Kucinich 2 0.2% 2159 66.5%
Kerry's obviously well out front and really just needs to avoid a big mistake. Edwards needs almost 61% of the remaining delegates, which is quite a bit better than he's been doing so far. Of course, this assumes that all of Clark's and Dean's delegates stay put. Clark has endorsed Kerry; if his delegates are added to Kerry's total he'd only need about 46% of the remainder.
