Obama/Clinton delegate total projection come June 4th

I just played around with demconwatch and the slate delegate calculator.

I predict that, first of all, the Rules and Bylaw commitee will seat Michigan and Florida at a half vote each for both pledged and superdelegates. Using the demconwatch scenario 3, Obama is at 2030.5 delegates right now. I predict Senator Obama wins 22 delegates from PR, 10 from Montana, and 9 or 10 from SD. Obama will finish the primary season with 2,071 delegates (pledged and super) for sure. I'll say he gets 10 more superdelegates between now and June 3. Being conservative.

I project that Senator Obama will have 2,081 delegates or so on the morning of June 4th unless he announces a flood of superdelegates after he wins Montana and South Dakota. He'll be 36 delegates away from the required 2,117.

If he can then get the remaining 18 John Edwards pledged delegates who haven't committed, he'll just need 18 or so superdelegate endorsements.

In short, Senator Obama is pretty much guaranteed to be no more than 35 or 36 delegates away from the nomination come June 4th. There will be a pool of 180 or so superdelegates and John Edwards pledged delegates remaining after this point. Even if Senator Clinton won all of them, she'd be 16 short of the nomination with 2,101 delegates (which won't happen of course). She's close to the point of being mathematically eliminated if she isn't already. Of course, she already is eliminated for all intents and purposes.

For history's sake, I project Senator Clinton to finish with 1,921 or so delegates for sure.

To take a wild guess at what the final results will be. I'll say.
Obama-2,201
Clinton-1,981