Obama won the Wyoming Caucus 61% to 38% on Saturday. Obama picked up 7 delegates and Clinton 4 delegates. Additional Mississippi polls show a strong lead for Obama and North Carolina polls show a weaker lead for Obama in North Carolina. No new polling data has been released for Pennsylvania.
The Wyoming victory for Obama means that Clinton has to win the remaining states by an average of 67% of the vote in order to secure a majority of pledged delegates, which will be exceedingly difficult. If Florida and Michigan revotes are included, then Clinton can win a majority of pledged delegates with 60% of remaining vote.
No delegate counts are in for Texas caucus yet, however with 41% of the caucus vote counted, Obama is leading 56% to 44%, which if it holds, would net Obama delegates for the combined primary and caucus in Texas.
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