Pretty much as I expected:

Based on a wide variety of sources, right now it's at Clinton 670, Obama 650, but still with 210 to be allocated from California, 47 from Illinois, and smaller amounts elsewhere. And don't assume that the California numbers will split heavily towards Clinton -Â(*) it's the Congressional District delegates, and we just don't know the breakdown yet.
Overall, with previous pledged delegates, and superdelegates, added in, we're at Clinton 919, Obama 823, with 2,025 needed to win. (FL and MI not included).

Statistically, that's a dead heat, though as the numbers continue to adjust we may see Obama pull ahead. To me, this means we've got an even race going forward. Obama won a ton of states, so you might be able to say momentum is on his side, but I don't think it'll be enough to make Clinton drop out anytime soon.
Onwards!
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