Both primaries if they were electoral colleges

[ElectionsGuy]

If we presume the most likely scenario for tomorrow night (will be subject to change if there's upsets). Obviously a Sanders win in California will change the count a lot.

Republican

Trump: 408
Cruz: 96
Kasich: 18
Rubio: 13
Uncommitted: 3

Democratic

Clinton: 399
Sanders: 139

[ElectionsGuy]

Republican - by Region

Midwest

Trump: 65
Cruz: 22
Kasich: 18
Rubio: 10
Uncommitted: 3

Northeast

Trump: 105
Cruz: 4
Rubio: 3

South

Trump: 135
Cruz: 45

West

Trump: 103
Cruz: 25

Democratic - By Region

Midwest

Sanders: 61
Clinton: 57

Northeast

Clinton: 97
Sanders: 15

South

Clinton: 168
Sanders: 12

West

Clinton: 77
Sanders: 51

[sportydude]

I think you can color North Dakota blue without remorse.

[Vosem]

"If every state voted simultaneously" would be an interesting scenario; the map that you have, on both sides in fact, is only producible with different states having different moods as they vote.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

"If every state voted simultaneously" would be an interesting scenario; the map that you have, on both sides in fact, is only producible with different states having different moods as they vote.

In what kind of field? Just the final 3?

[Vosem]

"If every state voted simultaneously" would be an interesting scenario; the map that you have, on both sides in fact, is only producible with different states having different moods as they vote.

In what kind of field? Just the final 3?

We're talking entirely about hypotheticals. You can do Final Three, Final Four, you can take a snapshot of polling at different times during the race, you can apply different voting systems. Do whatever you want.

[ElectionsGuy]

Changed South Dakota. Otherwise that's it, beyond a incomprehensible Sanders win in DC.