1. Ohio
2. Illinois
3. Missouri
4. Florida
5. North Carolina

Nothing other than gut feeling (don't know what current polls are saying in these states). But methinks HRC should beware the Ides of March (plus that's the day I was born, so I'm adding birthday mojo for luck for Bernie).

1. Ohio
2. Illinois
3. Missouri
4. Florida
5. N Carolina

Bernie takes Ohio, Missouri and Illinois.
Clinton gets N.Carolina and Floriduh.
Just my gut feelings.

1:Missouri
2:Ohio
3:Illinois
4:Florida
5:NC

I feel bernie has chance to win missouri,Ohio,and Illinois.NC is likely clinton's.while florida i feel is wildcard.my thinking is if there is southern state bernie can surprise in it is florida.

but i see great poential for another michigan here.back in 2008 obama pulled upset in primary.

Under 40 blacks could join with whites in supporting bernie.

BLM could be sleeper issue in both Missouri and Illinois.

Trade could help bernie in ohio.although that could be sleeper issue through midwest.

also we have open primary In Missouri.

and I are diehard Chiefs fans. We never doubt Missouri!

but after that will be a TRAIN of Sanders wins stabbing westward--AZ ID UT AK WA (HI Clinton); WI looks very favorable and then comes WY before NY (and industrially-abandoned Upstate looks very good)

Sanders' biggest obstacle is people unsure if he can "win"--but his numbers don't go down and a string of wins makes him look like "the candidate" as Clinton falters and makes real (rather than mediatized) gaffes and slings mud and commits voter-booth shenanigans; both the FBI indictment and a campaign purge are on the schedule for the next few months, we just can't tell when yet

Missouri
Ohio
NC
IL
FL

I'll take a chance on Illinois. I know that Chicago is in it for Clinton BUT I am hoping that it's by a smaller margin than predicted. Maybe her friendship with Rahm will hurt.

He'll go halfsies on Florida, but will win the rest.