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There remains some ambiguity about which candidate will win more delegates in Michigan.

On Saturday, he will be hoping to pick up more delegates in Wyoming.

The implication was that the gap could not be made up, even if she wins more delegates in the remaining contests, as she is expected to do.

If she can pull off at least a win in Indiana, Politico says, Mrs. Clinton is in a good position to win more delegates in the remaining states.

"I remember the day when we said, 'Look at this, we could win more delegates in Idaho than in New Jersey,' " he told me.

By Mr. Gingrich's logic, Mr. Romney would be in a better position to take more delegates in the absence of Mr. Gingrich because he would have more room to secure a majority in a head-to-head race against Mr. Santorum.

In a statement, Mr. Obama noted that he had received one more delegate in Nevada than Mrs. Clinton because of a strong performance in precincts outside Las Vegas.

Michigan may be the first big state that the Republican presidential candidates are competing for -- with more delegates at stake in its primary next Tuesday than in New Hampshire and South Carolina combined -- but it is a secondhand campaign that they are giving it.

Both Mr Paul and Mr Santorum argue that they have actually won more delegates than estimated in the caucus states.

Mr. Obama's campaign manager has suggested his candidate may net more delegates here than in closely contested Ohio.

The more delegates Sanders has in Philly, the more likely he's able to change the party platform to conform to your own political, economic, and cultural values.